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How does commit() work in a JDBC transaction?
Track: Java
Topic: SQL for Java Devs
Focus: Transactions
Java: Transactions
Answer
Commit finalizes all operations in a transaction.
Calling commit() in JDBC confirms all operations since the last commit or rollback. This means changes are saved permanently to the database. In a scenario like updating order statuses after payment confirmation, commit() ensures the data is consistently updated.
Calling commit() in JDBC confirms all operations since the last commit or rollback. This means changes are saved permanently to the database. In a scenario like updating order statuses after payment confirmation, commit() ensures the data is consistently updated.
Topics: Java SQL for Java Devs Transactions