Regardless of the size of the transaction, committing is a very fast operation. It is not that the larger the transaction (in other words, the more data is affected), the longer it takes to commit. If you only do it once when necessary Submit (when transaction processing is completed), then users can not only improve performance, but also reduce contention for shared resources (log files, locks protecting sga class shared data structures). --Excerpted from <oracle entry classic >
Regardless of the size of the transaction, committing is a very fast operation. It is not that the larger the transaction (in other words, the more data is affected), the longer it takes to commit. If you only do it once when necessary Submit (when transaction processing is completed), then users can not only improve performance, but also reduce contention for shared resources (log files, locks protecting sga class shared data structures).
--Excerpted from <oracle entry classic >