what is commit & rollback? When and where is used while
compiling a cobol-db2 program?
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Commit is used when the changein the record is to be made
permanent.
It is coded in Cobol-DB2 program after some frequency of
record is processed.
Rollback is Issued by the DB2 system/will be coded by User
when it any abends/errors occurs while processing.
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Answer / karthikeyan
Commit:After end of the every permanent Transaction we used
commit.This is most probably used used for record tracking
purpose in the issue log.
Rollback:If any error occur during ur transaction (ex: any
data error) ur procedure will autoimatically call the
rollback procedure and it rollback all the stored record
from the table.u want to use the save point concept while
using the rollback.
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