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After insert you can update the same record, &nbsp;no commit needed.<br />
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But depending on what you need for update, &nbsp;you can also store records to insert in a pl/sql-collection, update a record in the collection and insert the whole collection with one forall-statement.
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After insert you can update the same record,  no commit needed.

But depending on what you need for update,  you can also store records to insert in a pl/sql-collection, update a record in the collection and insert the whole collection with one forall-statement.

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Requirement is to insert record by record using nested loops and finally before last loop I am performing a commit operation.<br />
So after insert in a loop can I update the same table in which I am inserting?
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Requirement is to insert record by record using nested loops and finally before last loop I am performing a commit operation.
So after insert in a loop can I update the same table in which I am inserting?

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yes, you can as already mentioned.
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Hi All,<br />
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I am inseting data into tables using nested loops and at last I am performing commit of the entire transaction. Now I want to do a update on the same table into which I am inserting. So how do I do this?<br />
Because before commit I cannot do the update on same table. And if I write update statement after commit then I cannot refer cursor variables as all my loops are closed.<br />
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Thanks for your help.
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Hi All,

I am inseting data into tables using nested loops and at last I am performing commit of the entire transaction. Now I want to do a update on the same table into which I am inserting. So how do I do this?
Because before commit I cannot do the update on same table. And if I write update statement after commit then I cannot refer cursor variables as all my loops are closed.

Thanks for your help.

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