Answer Posted / Shubhi Pathak
A "commit" in SQL context, especially for Oracle Database (PLSQL), is a database transaction control statement. It saves all the changes made during a transaction permanently to the database. Committing a transaction makes those changes available to other sessions and marks the current transaction as complete.
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