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Connor McDonald on SQL and the Oracle Database
Tag: transactions
DBMS_JOB is an asynchronous mechanism
One of the very cool things about DBMS_JOB is that a job does not “exist” as such until the session that submitted the job is commits the transaction. (This in my opinion is a critical feature that is missing from the DBMS_SCHEDULER package which,…
Transaction subtleties
This came in from an AskTom question recently, and I thought it worth a blog mention because it could easily catch people out. Lets set the scene with a simple procedure that commences a transaction, but then always fails SQL> drop table test$tab purge;…
Avoiding the COMMIT bomb!
I’m an Oracle dinosaur, so I like using SQL Plus. Its simple, fast, comes with every version and installation and platform, and I’m very familiar with it. (And who knows, it might still be at the forefront of the Oracle development teams! http://www.slideshare.net/hillbillyToad/sqlcl-overview-a-new-command-line-interface-for-oracle-database )…
