ODBC applications use cursors to manipulate and update result sets. SQL Anywhere provides extensive support for different kinds of cursors and cursor operations.
For an introduction to cursors, see Working with cursors.
Choosing ODBC transaction isolation level
Choosing ODBC cursor characteristics
Retrieving data
Data alignment requirements
Parameter size requirements
Updating and deleting rows through a cursor
Using bookmarks
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