Try this link, seems to be doing what you want although admittedly I have not had a chance to test it. Syntax goes:

set cursor rows number for cursor_name

Link:

http://manuals.sybase.com/onlinebooks/group-as/asg1250e/sqlug/@Generic__BookTextView/51067;pt=51945

Iwould agree that the question is minimal and that the answer options act as clear guidelines as to what is expected. I am not sure I perceive that as a...

Yes, I made the same decision. Actually I had 4 ticked and then thought hang on... Shame about the answer it would have been a great trick question.

My deduction is that the query is assessing the contains condition on all columns seperately and accepting all results where any one column passes.

Amended original post to add permnum limitation.

declare @denom int

declare @num int

declare @aver float

declare myfetch cursor for select permnum, cola, colb, colc, cold from rmx

declare @myfetch nvarchar(10)

declare @myfetcha varchar(2)

declare @myfetchb varchar(2)

declare...

No real difference of opinion from me. I would send it back too primarily because it is sloppy irrespective of whether it is ever going to cause a problem.