Can you have a nested transaction?
Answer / abinash
yes we can have nested transaction.
A transaction is nothing a set of sql statement which either executes at a time or nothing will happen and we specify the transaction using Begin and End.
And also we can have multiple begin end (nested transaction) inside a transaction.
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