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I'm looking at the documentation for Postgresql in Chapter 30 and I'm
checking out how to use FETCH INTO and CURSORs to loop through multiple
results from a table.
In the documentation they show something like
EXEC SQL DECLARE foo CURSOR for select a,b,c from test_table
do {
EXEC SQL FETCH NEXT FROM foo INTO ....
} while ( ... );
what I don't see is how to detect that I've fetched the last row from a
query. Is there more complete doco on this process somewhere?
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