What will the COMMIT accomplish?
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Answer / jdriley
It will make the edits you made to the tables using INSERT,
UPDATE, and DELETE permanent.
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Answer / abhisek
COMMIT will save/commit the changes made to a database
while INSERT, DELETE and UPDATE operations.
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Answer / as
Commit will clear the content of DB2 buffers.
This point comes to use when you are updating huge nbr of
records without using commit. If the buffer become full
before you commit, then it will cause problem.
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Answer / urta
issuing the command "commit" means u have saved the
transaction..
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