What is a read write transaction in oracle?
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Answer / Neeshu Praveen Srivastava
A read-write (R/W) transaction in Oracle is a database operation that can both read and modify data. It ensures data consistency, as all operations inside the transaction are treated as a single unit of work. If any error occurs during the transaction, it will be rolled back to maintain data integrity.
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