What do you mean by commit and rollback?



What do you mean by commit and rollback?..

Answer / Upendra Kumar Raj

In DB2, a commit confirms all SQL transactions that have been executed since the last commit or rollback. A rollback undoes changes made by one or more SQL statements and returns the database to its state before those statements were executed.

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