What is the difference between post-database commit and post-form commit?
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Answer / Sameer Panwar
"Post-Database Commit (PDC) and Post-Form Commit (PFC) are both triggers in Oracle. The main difference lies in the scope of execution. PDC is triggered after a commit at the database level, affecting all forms that use the committed table. On the other hand, PFC is triggered after a form level commit, affecting only the specific form where the change occurred."
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