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What is SAVE POINT ?
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Answer / shilpa chandramohanan
A savepoint is a marker within the transaction used for
partial rollback. As changes are made in a transaction, we
can create SAVEPOINTs to mark different points within the
transaction. If we encounter an error, we can rollback to a
SAVEPOINT or all the way back to the beginning of the
transaction.
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Answer / suresh somayajula
it is nopthing but , sub divide the transaction into
smaller part.
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Answer / abitha
SAVEPOINT usually applies to an individual transaction; it
marks a point to which the transaction can be rolled back,
so subsequent changes can be undone if necessary.
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Answer / padmaja
this is used to save a query/transaction at a particular point
by using save<file name>
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SAVEPOINT is used to locate the transaction for further
manipulations.
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