In case you accidentally delete all the rows AND THEN commit, here's the rows again: INSERT INTO employees VALUES (1, 'Eugene', 'Krabs', 25.50, '2023-01-02'), (2, 'Squidward', 'Tentacles', 15.00, '2023-01-03'), (3, 'Spongebob', 'Squarepants', 12.50, '2023-01-04'), (4, 'Patrick', 'Star', 12.50, '2023-01-05'), (5, 'Sandy', 'Cheeks', 17.25, '2023-01-06');
really a bro who can explain and implement the concept in less than 3 minutes your video is really helpful Who did cs with DB:) thank a lot sharing the content-free
i think delete from employee, commit, rollback are not working right? that because your mySQL editor is in safe mode . disable the safe mode using query: SET SQL_SAFE_UPDATES = 0; then delete from employee, commit, rollback query works. inorder to enable safe mode, use query: SET SQL_SAFE_UPDATES = 1;
Why you are using COMMIT after deleted your rows? You can't ROLLBACK after this... You should first create starting endpoint with COMMIT; and then you should try to delete everything, afterwards you can use ROLLBACK.
In case you accidentally delete all the rows AND THEN commit, here's the rows again:
INSERT INTO employees
VALUES (1, 'Eugene', 'Krabs', 25.50, '2023-01-02'),
(2, 'Squidward', 'Tentacles', 15.00, '2023-01-03'),
(3, 'Spongebob', 'Squarepants', 12.50, '2023-01-04'),
(4, 'Patrick', 'Star', 12.50, '2023-01-05'),
(5, 'Sandy', 'Cheeks', 17.25, '2023-01-06');
Thanks, mate! I had to use the autocommit = off and then just execute "commit;" to make my transactions work!
Shouldn't you use START TRANSACTION; to begin? or is that unneeded in MySQL? To be honest I've never not done it that way, just assumed it was needed.
That's a lot of accidents lol Great explanation. Thank you
You make these programs look easy af!
really a bro who can explain and implement the concept in less than 3 minutes your video is really helpful Who did cs with DB:)
thank a lot sharing the content-free
its helpful and important to me thanks ❤
thank you for your explanation! God bless!
you forgot to explain about how to use start transaction;
Thank u very much
Great vid bro!
plz could u make a java udp tutorial
What's this?! Bro, just live on the edge! Be a runner, drop the autocommit stuff! Bro, trust me bro.
Thank you bro!!
thanks bro
Working of Commit and rollback both are same ?
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what if I accidentally delete 1 row in my table, that commnad will work or not ? if it's not what way should I do ?
Yes
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not working in different sql editor
It is not working bro.
i think delete from employee, commit, rollback are not working right? that because your mySQL editor is in safe mode .
disable the safe mode using query: SET SQL_SAFE_UPDATES = 0;
then delete from employee, commit, rollback query works.
inorder to enable safe mode, use query: SET SQL_SAFE_UPDATES = 1;
Why you are using COMMIT after deleted your rows?
You can't ROLLBACK after this...
You should first create starting endpoint with COMMIT; and then you should try to delete everything, afterwards you can use ROLLBACK.
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This doesn't work with truncate!
Truncate doesn’t have rollback, it auto commits