Java JDBC savePoint -


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A savingspoint marks a point that can roll back the current transaction. Instead of rolling all its changes back, it can only choose to roll back some of them, for example, suppose:

  • Start a transaction,
  • Insert 10 rows in a table,
  • Set a saving point,
  • insert the other 5 rows,
  • Save the point Rollback,
  • Transaction.

    After doing this, the first 10 rows you entered in the table may have been removed by the rollback to the other 5 rows.

    Setting a saving point does not save any data to the database. This database change does not appear for any other transaction. A savingspoint is a marker that can roll back the current transaction.

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