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How do you set AutoComit off for DDL commands in Oracle Server? Is this Possible..?

  
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Not Possible.

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March 28, 2006 08:51:07   #1  
Rampraas Member Since: March 2006   Contribution: 4    

RE: How do you set AutoComit off for DDL commands in ...
Not Possible.
 
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December 07, 2006 06:21:43   #2  
rampratap409 Member Since: September 2006   Contribution: 111    

RE: How do you set AutoComit off for DDL commands in ...

For DDL commands you can set auto commit off.

auto commit off: refers to setting the option incase your session got some problem before completing the query then oracle instace will wait for time set by dba and look for setting ( auto commit on/off) accordingly it will perform the action.


 
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June 17, 2008 07:34:32   #3  
lovely sethii Member Since: June 2008   Contribution: 3    

RE: How do you set AutoComit off for DDL commands in Oracle Server? Is this Possible..?
by using set autocommit on we can do it
 
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August 12, 2008 06:40:27   #4  
vishakha_jain81 Member Since: August 2008   Contribution: 6    

RE: How do you set AutoComit off for DDL commands in Oracle Server? Is this Possible..?
For DDL commands We cannot do autocommit off. It is modify structure of database object such as table view and these commands have automatically commit.

Set autocommit on/off is used for DML.

 
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