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Commit: A SQL command used to save all the changes made in a transaction permanently. Rollback: A SQL command that undoes all the changes made in a transaction. Savepoint: A named point in a transaction where you can roll back to if needed, providing the flexibility to save intermediate results without committing or rolling back.
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