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    The document describes an experiment using the COMMIT and ROLLBACK commands in SQL. It inserts three records into the department2 table, commits the first two inserts, inserts a third record, and then rolls back the transaction, returning the table to only containing the first two committed records.

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    The document describes an experiment using the COMMIT and ROLLBACK commands in SQL. It inserts three records into the department2 table, commits the first two inserts, inserts a third record, and then rolls back the transaction, returning the table to only containing the first two committed records.

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    The document describes an experiment using the COMMIT and ROLLBACK commands in SQL. It inserts three records into the department2 table, commits the first two inserts, inserts a third record, and then rolls back the transaction, returning the table to only containing the first two committed records.

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    Experiment – 16

    Use COMMIT and ROLL BACK commands


    SQL> insert into department2 values
    2 ('id','7','123456','2-jun-22');
    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into department2 values


    2 ('ar','7','123456','2-jun-22');
    1 row created.

    SQL> commit;
    Commit complete.
    SQL> select * from department2;

    DNAME DNUMBER MGR_SSN MGR_START


    ------------------------------ ---------- ---------- ---------
    id 7 123456 02-JUN-22
    ar 7 123456 02-JUN-22

    SQL> insert into department2 values


    2 ('ce','7','123456','2-jun-22');
    1 row created.

    SQL> select * from department2;

    DNAME DNUMBER MGR_SSN MGR_START


    ------------------------------ ---------- ---------- ---------
    id 7 123456 02-JUN-22
    ar 7 123456 02-JUN-22
    ce 7 123456 02-JUN-22

    SQL> rollback;
    Rollback complete.

    SQL> select * from department2;


    DNAME DNUMBER MGR_SSN MGR_START
    ------------------------------ ---------- ---------- ---------
    id 7 123456 02-JUN-22
    ar 7 123456 02-JUN-22

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