I have been asked by many customers and partners, especially those migrating from Oracle, this question: how to create an autonomous transaction in SQL Server? It turns out to be a tricky thing to do since SQL
Create a constraint that refers to the table. You cannot grant this privilege to a role. SELECT Query the table with the SELECT statement. UPDATE Change data in the table with the UPDATE statement. Note: You must grant the SELECT privilege on the table along with the UPDATE privilege...
Defining Transaction SavepointsTo define a savepoint in a transaction, use the SAVEPOINT command. The following statement creates the savepoint named ADD_EMP1 in the current transaction:SAVEPOINT Add_emp1; If you create a second savepoint with the same identifier as an earlier savepoint, the ...
TCL commands consist of COMMIT, ROLLBACK, SAVEPOINT, and SET TRANSACTION statements. Before getting into how long it takes to learn SQL, let us first discuss why you should learn SQL and what are the different types of software jobs where you will need SQL. Why Should You Learn SQL?
In addition, Flink provides several strategies for dealing with late records, different types of state, an efficient checkpointing mechanism to guarantee exactly-once state consistency, and many unique features centered around the concept of “savepoints,” just to name a few. The combination ...
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ROLLBACK TO SAVEPOINT trans_1; In this query, we are updating the name and then using ROLLBACK with the SAVEPOINT clause. Let us run the query in SQL developer and check the result. As we can see the ROLLBACK to SAVEPOINT has been completed successfully. Now let us run the SELECT stat...
This is the continuation of the previous article SQL Server In-Memory database internal memory structure monitoring. In this article we are going to dissect the details of other components that are available to validate the SQL Server In-Memory objects.
It’s fixed in SQL Server 2012 SP2+ and SQL Server 2014 but won’t be backported to SQL Server 2008 (R2). This function has a lot of parameters. The two first parameters are the same as sys.fn_dblog i.e. an interval in LSN. Then it takes a device type which can be NULL (...
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