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> A cursor should solve the problem just fine.  If you can put your finger
> on what part of the documentation misled you, maybe we can improve it.

Thanks for the info.  It was not the documentation that misled me.  Actually
I have not seen much documentation that talks about the database at this
level.  That does not mean its not there.  Sometimes you can't see for
forest for the trees.