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Explain transactions, commits and rollbacks in DB2.

Answer Posted / kumar

Transaction is any basic operation in DB2 like Insert,
Update, Delete is called transaction.

Commit: Make the changes permanently in database

Rollback: Get back the changes to the database.

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