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what happend with out using Commit,when closing cursor and
program?
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Answer Posted / harish
yes, commit-it will save the changes that we done to db2
table
when operation is performed successfully table will be auto
committed its default,suppose if any abends occur all
changes will be rolled back , table will come to original
status
since while updating millions of records somewhere some
abend occurs that time its better to have commit ,so till
upto abend whatever changes occured in table will be
saved.....
pls let me know if u have any queries
HARISH POOMGAME SHIVAPPA
NIIT TECHNOLOGY
KOLKATA
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