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Hi Gurus
Another TGIF question.
I am using 9iV2 on HP-UX R-11. my question is:
Is there a way to auto commit changes made to a table after every say 100 records or so? I am processing 1000s of records and want to make sure the changes are autocommitted. the changes are made in a procedure bundled in a package with several other procedures.
I thought I saw a statement similar to "delete from tab1 where col1='col1'.... commit
not sure
or may be definition of the table can be changed in such a way to commit periodically!!!
Thanks in advance for all the suggestion I get
Regards
Shiva
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Author: Baswannappa, Shiva
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