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  1. 03-13-2002, 03:33 PM #11
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    Like the quote say, "Listen to what I mean not what I say"
    I put it there for a reason.
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    HEY!! You are confusing me, me brain hurts! Stop it.

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  4. 03-13-2002, 03:56 PM #14
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    Originally posted by TheSlob
    although by your own definition {{requires no commit and can not be rolledback, therfore it is not DML. }} you're also wrong. ie. SELECT, CALL and LOCK TABLE are also DML that doesn't require no commit and can not be rolled back.
    Since when? After you EXPLAIN PLAN, don't you have to commit? Can't you ROLLBACK?
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