i want to know how the commit option works,how it save the
changes? it will update the database or what ? where we can
see these saved changes?
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Hi,
Mostly we are using commit mass insert and update time
only.suppose i insert 1000 records i am using count varable
i give commit every 100th records means it will
automatically update the data base.so it will affect 999th
records means 900 records ulready update in ur table.so we
can restart 901 records thats enough.you can see in ur
table.
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Answer / sankar
All changes happens to database are initially made in log,
after successful completion of unit of work (COMMIT),the
changes from log reflected into physical database. In case
of roll-back or un-successful completion, changes will not
be reflested into physical database.
Commit executed at the end of all transaction (explicitly
or inplicitly) irrespective of number of rows affected.
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Answer / era
commit will insert a unit of work after some define number
of record processed. That commit point will be taken and
the database updated.
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