OracleTransaction

OracleTransaction represents a transaction in the Oracle database. A transaction is a sequence of operations performed as a single logical unit of work. OracleTransaction objects are typically used to manage the boundaries of these operations, allowing for commit or rollback actions. When a connection to an Oracle database is opened, a transaction is implicitly started. Subsequent database operations, such as executing SQL statements, are performed within this transaction. To make these changes permanent, the transaction must be committed. Alternatively, if an error occurs or the changes are no longer desired, the transaction can be rolled back, undoing all operations performed since the transaction began. This ensures data consistency and integrity. The OracleTransaction object provides methods like Commit() and Rollback() to control the transaction's outcome. It also typically manages isolation levels, which define how concurrent transactions interact with each other.