Can we use commit or rollback command in the exception part of PL/SQL block?

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Answered by: answertoyourquery

  • Nov 9th, 2005

Yes, we can use the TCL commands(commit/rollback) in the exception block of a stored procedure/function. The code in this part of the program gets executed like those in the body without any restriction. You can include any business functionality whenever a condition in main block(body of a proc/func) fails and requires a follow-thru process to terminate the execution gracefully!

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Sarat

  • Oct 19th, 2005
 

No

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suresh

  • Nov 4th, 2005
 

how can u say we can use commands commit,rollback?

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rishu

  • Nov 8th, 2005
 

Yes

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answertoyourquery

  • Nov 9th, 2005
 

Yes, we can use the TCL commands(commit/rollback) in the exception block of a stored procedure/function. The code in this part of the program gets executed like those in the body without any restriction. You can include any business functionality whenever a condition in main block(body of a proc/func) fails and requires a follow-thru process to terminate the execution gracefully!

vinayak tripathi

  • Dec 14th, 2005
 

Yes, u can use commit or rollback in exception block.

PRATIK GHOSHAL

  • Jan 8th, 2006
 

yes we can

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Rupjit Roy

  • Feb 23rd, 2006
 

Yes we can use commit/rollback in exception part. Example:

DECALRE

?..

BEGIN

??.

EXCEPTION

WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN

 

            INSERT INTO err_log(

err_code, code_desc)

                        VALUES(?1403?, ?No data found?)

 

            COMMIT;

            RAISE;

END

Deepika S Verma

  • Apr 19th, 2006
 

yes you can .. try this code

create table test1(x varchar2(20))

declare

x number;

begin

select sal into x from emp where ename like 'TTT%';

exception when no_data_found then

insert into test1 values('no data');

commit;

end;

/

select * from test1;

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neema

  • May 29th, 2006
 

Yes

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Arup Chakraborty

  • Nov 3rd, 2006
 

Yes, we can use Commit / Rollback in the Exception part. Declare ---Variable declaration Begin ----Executable part Exception When others then dbms_output.put_line(sqlerrm); Rollback; END ;

aksingh283

  • May 27th, 2011
 

Yes , we can use commit or rollback in exception part of PL SQL Block .
Below is an anonymous PL SQL block , try this :

Declare
   myexception EXCEPTION;
Begin
   RAISE myexception;
EXCEPTION
   When myexception then
   insert into table_name values (......);
   COMMIT;
  
   insert into table_name values (.......);
   ROLLBACK;
END;

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subhash

  • Jul 31st, 2011
 

yes we can......

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geetha

  • Aug 4th, 2011
 

no, we can't use exceptions in ddl statements.normal form sql or sql*plus,without explicitly issuing commit or rollback statements.

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Prashant

  • Aug 30th, 2011
 

Yes, you can use commit/rollback in exception block.

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priya dharan raj

  • Nov 14th, 2011
 

we can use commi ,rollback inside exception block

EXCEPTION -- exception handlers begin
WHEN ZERO_DIVIDE THEN -- handles 'division by zero' error
INSERT INTO stats (symbol, ratio) VALUES ('XYZ', NULL);
COMMIT;

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Susil Kumar Nagarajan

  • Jan 20th, 2012
 

Yes. You can very well use COMMIT or ROLLBACK in exception block. But it is not a good idea to use, as it will commit the previous transactions in the same PLSQL block. Make use of creating SAVEPOINTS and commiting them when required.

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Leena Roja

  • Jul 13th, 2015
 

Correct Subhash..

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