What is journalling and commitment control?

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What is journalling and commitment control?..

Answer / kcsyam

Journaling is a function which records the changes in a
file in a journal.
Commitment control is a function that allows you to define
and process a number of changes to database files
as a single unit (transaction)

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What is journalling and commitment control?..

Answer / kanag

Commit - which causes the current set of changes becomes
the permanet in the database file.

Journalling - Every changes in the database file will be
recorded in the Journal file

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What is journalling and commitment control?..

Answer / surendra y mudliar

Journaling and commitment control is used to keep the
database in the consistence state.

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