SQL Server Programming Part 12 - Cursors

By Andrew Gould

You can download the script to create the Movies database used in this video at the following link:

For more technical details on the various cursor options see:

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[alexchau]

These are the best free tutorials I have ever seen hands down. Amazing education, thank you!

[S]

Another very good video explaining something that is quite complicated. My SQL understanding and knowledge of SQL has improved 100% since I started watching this set of videos. A million thanks for all your hard work in making this look easy.

[Fifwayte]

Very nice video even 10 years later, thank you

[samadoonhersi]

Better than what they teach us in University, you are amazing!

[mistery]

I never thought teaching can be so compelling. Absolutely riveting. Thanks Andy.

[aw]

You're a great teacher who is definitely doing what you were born to do. I don't know where I'd be without your videos. Thanks a lot!

[dmnreddy]

Too good, Thank you so much for your dedication towards the presentations.

[ezekieltorres]

Brilliantly concise material. Thank you for the guide.

[houstonfirefox]

Very well done! The Relative Operations come in handy for stepping through Year Quarters of a project I'm working on now. Bravo!

[MicheleStrom]

For anyone following along with the video and using the Movies database that's linked above, note that you won't have the FilmCumulativeOscars column in your tblFilms table, you'll need to add it in.

[ThatOneRightThere]

Such a well done video, made learning Cursor processors and when to use them so much easier than shifting through documentation online. Definitely going to check out other tutorials by WiseOwl.

[BijouBakson]

that's a lot of information in less than 30 minutes. Great thing we can play it on repeat.

[EEldred]

Very helpful, really appreciate your videos. They are easy to understand and I always learn what I am looking for.

[DukensteinA]

This is one of the best tutorials I’ve seen.

[digitalbruno]

Wonder if anyone else feels that Andrew sounds a lot like Sir David Attenborough. Only this is a SQL 'documentary' if you will ;)

Thank you very much for these videos Andrew. Very educating and so easy to understand. I got my job learning SSRS by viewing your videos. Much respect to you.

[masegosetshogwe]

Really Amazing Tutorials, we appreciate your help a whole lot.

[BRelding]

Hi Andy, these videos are "super dope". 
Really well explained and very easy to understand. I'm currently doing an MSCA and think I will be using your videos extensively.
Cheers!

[MicheleStrom]

Thanks Andrew! This is a great video series.

[alireza]

Thanks mate for making such useful and easy-to-understand videos. I am thinking of sharing my experience with our managers to see if they are willing to arrange an on-site training for our analysts within the organisation.

[SpoolinMP]

Amazing, thank you very much. They way its constructed helped a lot.