Using DECLARE, EXECUTE, FETCH, and CLOSE with Oracle stored procedures – PB Docs 126

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Using DECLARE, EXECUTE, FETCH, and CLOSE with Oracle stored procedures

PowerBuilder provides SQL statements that are very similar
to cursor operations to support retrieval using database stored
procedures. In PowerBuilder embedded SQL, there are four commands
that involve database stored procedures:

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