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JDBC Transaction Management Using Core Java | Commit OR Rollback Transaction | Prepared Statement

In this tutorial explains how we can manage transaction using plain JDBC and what are those methods for managing the transaction and how to use them in Java program: For demonstrating I will follow below steps 1. Create Database Connection. 2. Fetch Data from Database. 3. Insert Data Into Database. 4. Manage Transaction The sequence of actions (SQL statements) is treated as a single unit that is known as a transaction. Transaction Management is important for RDBMS-oriented applications to maintain data integrity and consistency. In JDBC every SQL query will be considered as a transaction. When we create a Database connection in JDBC, it will run in auto-commit mode (auto-commit value is TRUE). After the execution of the SQL statement, it will be committed automatically. ACID properties. A – Atomicity = If all queries are executed successfully, data will be committed, else not. C – Consistency = DB must be in a consistent state after any transaction. I – Isolation = Transaction is isolated from other transactions. D – Durability = If the transaction is committed once, it will remain always committed. There are three most important functions in Transaction Management. They are: Commit, Rollback and Savepoint. Methods Of Transaction Management The connection interface provides 5 methods for transaction management. They are as follows: 1) setAutoCommit() Method 2) Commit() 3) Rollback() 4) setSavepoint() 5) releaseSavepoint() #javatechsolutions #freecourse #jdbc #jdbctutorial #corejava #java17 #connection #statement #javabasicsforbeginners #javaguides #tutorials #tutorial #interviewquestions Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @javatechsolutions