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What role does commit() play in a JDBC transaction?
Track: Java
Topic: SQL for Java Devs
Focus: Transactions
Java: Transactions
Answer
The commit() method permanently saves all SQL operations performed in a transaction.
In a JDBC transaction, after executing all the necessary operations, calling commit() ensures that the changes are saved to the database. For example, after updating stock quantities and recording a new order, commit() makes these changes permanent.
In a JDBC transaction, after executing all the necessary operations, calling commit() ensures that the changes are saved to the database. For example, after updating stock quantities and recording a new order, commit() makes these changes permanent.
Topics: Java SQL for Java Devs Transactions