Summary-Transactions
In this chapter, we looked at many aspects of transaction management in Oracle. Transactions are among the major features that set […]
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The most serious problem with the “commit before the logical transaction is over” approach is the fact that it frequently leaves […]
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In this chapter, we covered a lot of material that, at times, might not have been obvious. However, it is vital […]
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Many developers have some bad habits when it comes to transactions. I see this frequently with developers who have worked with […]
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It is easier to see a restart than you might, at first, think. We’ll be able to observe one, in fact, […]
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Oracle allows you to add a WRITE clause to your COMMIT statements. The WRITE clause allows the commit to either WAIT […]
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It is generally not faster to commit frequently—it is almost always faster to do the work in a single SQL statement. […]
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Autonomous transactions allow you to create a “transaction within a transaction” that will commit or roll back changes independently of its […]
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A common data warehousing technique I’ve seen people employ goes like this: \ 1.\ They use a trigger to maintain a […]
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The goal of REPEATABLE READ is to provide an isolation level that gives consistent, correct answers and prevents lost updates. We’ll […]
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