PostgreSQL - Advanced PL/pgSQLWhat does declaring a cursor in PostgreSQL allow you to do?AUpdate multiple tables at onceBCreate a new tableCRetrieve query results row by rowDDelete all rows from a tableCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand cursor purposeA cursor lets you handle query results one row at a time instead of all at once.Step 2: Compare optionsOnly retrieving rows one by one matches cursor behavior; others are unrelated to cursors.Final Answer:Retrieve query results row by row -> Option CQuick Check:Cursor purpose = Retrieve rows one by one [OK]Quick Trick: Cursors fetch rows stepwise, not all at once [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking cursors create or delete tablesConfusing cursors with bulk operations
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More PostgreSQL Quizzes Advanced Features - LISTEN and NOTIFY for pub-sub - Quiz 9hard Advanced Features - Range types (int4range, daterange) - Quiz 13medium Indexing Strategies - Analyzing index usage with pg_stat - Quiz 7medium PL/pgSQL Fundamentals - LOOP, WHILE, FOR iterations - Quiz 9hard Performance Tuning - Bitmap index scan behavior - Quiz 11easy Performance Tuning - Common query optimization patterns - Quiz 2easy Performance Tuning - Bitmap index scan behavior - Quiz 3easy Table Partitioning - Creating partitioned tables - Quiz 9hard Transactions and Concurrency - MVCC mental model in PostgreSQL - Quiz 13medium Transactions and Concurrency - Serializable isolation - Quiz 10hard