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Old September 14th, 2004, 07:35 PM
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MS SQL "commit"?
Do delete/update statements in MS SQL Server need a "commit" (or equivalent) run after them as they do in Oracle?
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Depends on your autocommit setting

If autocommit is on then you don't need a COMMIT, if autocommit is off you need a COMMIT
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