Commit will take place after any DDL statement. Besides that, Oracle
Complete Reference by George Koch and Kevin Loney states that commit will
occur after you execute the following commands: exit, quit, and even
connect.
If you are worried about unmanaged commits after the sudden instance crash
then don't worry it won't happen. Oracle will roll everything back after the
instance comes back up. As to commits occurring due to the 'exit' command
it seems it is not possible to stop. But you have control in that
situation. Just before typing 'exit' type 'rollback' and no changes will
take place.
Hope this helps, and please correct me if I am wrong.
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2001 11:47 AM
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Wait a minute here.
Why would oracle do a commit on your transaction
just because it needs to do a checkpoint, logfile switch, or shutdown?
What if errors occur during validation?
Do you think Oracle will commit the data anyways?
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