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How does JDBC facilitate transaction management?
Track: Java
Topic: SQL for Java Devs
Focus: Repository Pattern
Java: Repository Pattern
Answer
JDBC allows manual transaction control via commit() and rollback().
By default, JDBC operates in auto-commit mode, where each SQL statement is a transaction. For manual control, you can disable auto-commit and use commit() to save changes or rollback() to undo them. This is crucial in scenarios like order processing in an e-commerce app, where you need to ensure all order steps are completed successfully before committing.
By default, JDBC operates in auto-commit mode, where each SQL statement is a transaction. For manual control, you can disable auto-commit and use commit() to save changes or rollback() to undo them. This is crucial in scenarios like order processing in an e-commerce app, where you need to ensure all order steps are completed successfully before committing.
Topics: Java Repository Pattern SQL for Java Devs