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What is the best strategy to use COMMIT in a pl/sql loop?

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What is the best strategy to use COMMIT in a pl/sql loop?..

Answer / sudhakar naraparaju

It depends on the number of records being looped. If it is
a huge table then it is better to commit after a specific
number of transactions are completed. Even better to do
inside the loop so that the data is commited for every set
looped.

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What is the best strategy to use COMMIT in a pl/sql loop?..

Answer / anil_abbireddy

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What is the best strategy to use COMMIT in a pl/sql loop?..

Answer / kalyan maddipati

We can use savepoint. This transactional control statement
can be used to save records at perodic intervals

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