Can anybody tell why Journalling is compulsary before
Commitment Control?
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Answer / syam
Yes, journalling is compulsary.
Whatever changes in Physical file it is storing in journal
file. If you Rollback, old data taking from journal file.
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Answer / samul
Commitment ctrl is use to save /rollback the group of
chages and Journalling is use to save the changed records
in Jorunal reciver.
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