Answer Posted / Chandan Kumar Roy
Autocommit SQL refers to the automatic committing of transactions in SQL databases. By default, when each SQL statement is executed, it is committed immediately unless the transaction is explicitly begun and ended with a BEGIN TRANSACTION and COMMIT or ROLLBACK command.nnIn some cases, you might want to disable autocommit to have more control over multiple statements and manage them as a single unit of work. This can be done by starting an explicit transaction using the BEGIN TRANSACTION statement.nnFor example:n`nBEGIN TRANSACTION;n-- Multiple SQL statements herenCOMMIT;
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