No Oracle doesn't do commits for checkpoint, log switch or shutdown normal.
It will only commit data explicitliy (using the commit command) or implicitly (DDL).
SQL*PLUS by default auto commits for you if you just exit after doing some DML.
But you can turn that off.
Richard Ji
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Wait a minute here.
Why would oracle do a commit on your transaction
just because it needs to do a checkpoint, logfile switch, or shutdown?
What if errors occur during validation?
Do you think Oracle will commit the data anyways?
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