Reg: open sql

hai friends..
in open sql..
what is the purpose of open cursor, fetch, close cursor, commit work, rollback work ?
explain with eg ? what is it specific purposes?

IBM help says Reason code 68 is for lock timeout - was the program "hanging" for some time, could it be someone (or something) is locking the Variant?
If you have authorization, you can see deadlocks and lock waits in ST04

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