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    Hi everybody Actually i created a table in sql+, and inserting data using sql+ itself.But after i log out off the screen and log in again i see the data gone. How can i prevent the data from getting vanished without writing commit or set autocommit commands on everytime.

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      Hi everybody Actually i created a table in sql+, and inserting data using sql+ itself.But after i log out off the screen and log in again i see the data gone. How can i prevent the data from getting vanished without writing commit or set autocommit commands on everytime.

      skd

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      During interactive usage with sqlplus, Oracle also supports an AUTOCOMMIT option. With this option set to ON each individual SQL statement is treated as a transaction an will be automatically commited right after it is executed. A user can change the AUTOCOMMIT option by typing SET AUTOCOMMIT ON or SET AUTOCOMMIT OFF whereas by typing SHOW ALL a user can see the current setting for the option (including other ones). This was taken from the website: http://infolab.stanford.edu/~ullman/fcdb/oracle/or-nonstandard.html[^]

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        Hi everybody Actually i created a table in sql+, and inserting data using sql+ itself.But after i log out off the screen and log in again i see the data gone. How can i prevent the data from getting vanished without writing commit or set autocommit commands on everytime.

        skd

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        neoghy wrote:

        How can i prevent the data from getting vanished without writing commit or set autocommit commands on everytime.

        This is like asking how I can eat my cake without opening my mouth. Cheers, Russ

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