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Many times when I've written stored procedures, etc. I use a CURSOR at first and later find some performance issue with my procedure. Every thing I read says CURSORS are awful, cause unnecessary locking, etc. and performance testing proves the same. My question is when do you use a CURSOR and in what situations are they useful or good? If there is no use, why would they make such a bad control structure/type for SQL?
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