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5 rows are inserted to a DB2 Table. Next 3 of those are
updated, then a rollback is issued. What would happen when
the rollback is issued?

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5 rows are inserted to a DB2 Table. Next 3 of those are updated, then a rollback is issued. What ..

Answer / rashmi

The 5 inserted records will not be there in the table.
Becouse rollback is happening before the commit(Untill
unless you commit it, the changes will not reflect in the
table).

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5 rows are inserted to a DB2 Table. Next 3 of those are updated, then a rollback is issued. What ..

Answer / guest

The 5 rows inserted will be not be present in the table.

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