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I am using DB2 as the database and i am reading syscat.columns from the database.

I want to manipulate the rows returned by running SQL query from the shell script. The manipulation involves addition and deletion of the rows from the resultset.

All the above i want to do using SQL cursors.

Please provide me a code example for the same.

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I am using DB2 as the database and i am reading syscat.columns from the database.

I want to manipulate the rows returned by running SQL query from the shell script. The manipulation involves addition and deletion of the rows from the resultset.

All the above i want to do using SQL cursors.

Please provide me a code example for the same.

Thanks
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I am using DB2 as the database and i am reading syscat.columns from the database.

I want to manipulate the rows returned by running SQL query from the shell script. The manipulation involves addition and deletion of the rows from the resultset.

All the above i want to do using SQL cursors.

Please provide me a code example for the same.

Thanks
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