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What is difference between commit and rollback?
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What is difference between commit and rollback?
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COMMIT
ROLLBACK
Syntax: COMMIT;
Syntax: ROLLBACK;
USED
to validate modifications made by current transactions
Used to erase modifications made by current transactions
After executing this, a
TRANSACTION
can’t be used for ROLLBACK
After executing this, a transaction can be modified and
SENT
for COMMIT
Occurs after
SUCCESSFUL
completion of a transaction
Occurs if transaction is abrupted unexpectedly
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