What is autonomous transaction?
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Answer / narender sharma
Autonomous Transaction is an independant transaction that
is intiated by parent transaction.It can modify data,
commit or rollback independent of the state of parent
transaction.It must be commited or rollback before it ended.
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Answer / karthik
Hi,
this is a independent transaction done irrespective f
parent transcation.
ex:
i hv a procedure for updating the rows in a table.but
wether it updates or not i need this attempt of updating
the rows to be noted in a log table so i will write that as
a autonomous transaction(of course using the pragma)and so
it will be written in log table wether or not the main
table is updated.
Note:if ur using some dml in autonomous block then u HV to
COMMIT it else this transaction wil not get commited.
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Answer / sohini
Autonomous transactions let you suspend the main
transaction, do SQL operations in the procedure or function
in which it has been declared, commit or roll back those
operations, then resume the main transaction.
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Answer / sudipta kumar dhal
Autonomous transaction is an independent transaction started by another transaction,the main transaction.it can modify data,commit or rollback independent of the parent transaction is called autonomous transaction.
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Answer / bernard raj
It is independent transaction.It will executes with out
interfering the parent transaction.
An autonomous transaction is an independent transaction started by another transaction, the main transaction. Autonomous transactions let you suspend the main transaction, do SQL operations, commit or roll back those operations, then resume the main transaction.
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