Sean Lange (7/1/2011)

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The point that Dixie and Jeff are trying to make is that loops and cursors can almost always be avoided and replaced with a MUCH MUCH MUCH faster...

Unfortunally not. Plase, I only want to know if there is a "for each" loop, if there is not, I will use WHILE and a CURSOR.

I'm not doing simple updates. Its a logic that a simples SQL command dos not resolve.

In oracle ican do a foreach expression, like this:

FOR( row IN (SELECT * FROM People))...

I'm using a cursor and a while. But, I want to know if there is a simplifyed way to do this iretactions, like Oracle For.

If exists, how can I do that?