what is d diff between grant,commit,rollback n savepoint
Answer / priya ramesh
grant - it is a statement of DCL (DATA CONTROL LANG)
granting previleges to the user
Commit,Rollback and savepoint are the statements of TCL (TRANSACTION CONTROL LANG)
Commit - Makes a permanent change to the data in the database
Rollback - The changes made in the data can be undone using roll back statement
savepoint - The point upto which the data can be commited while the rest of the datas can be rollbacked as necessary
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