What happens to a variable after COMMIT or ROLLBACK

  • Thanks to OP for submitting the question. Still scratching my head about it being worth two points. But, I'll take them.

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  • raulggonzalez (10/7/2013)


    Thanks for the question!

    It might be good also to point that table variables are not affected either by transaction rollbacks.

    As per BOL

    Because table variables have limited scope and are not part of the persistent database, they are not affected by transaction rollbacks.

    http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms175010.aspx

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    That's why I got this correct, my quick mental reasoning was... "If table variables aren't affected, why would normal variables be?"

    🙂 I'll take +2 for this... you made me have to reason, if only a very itty bitty bit too early in the morning.



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    Mr. Kapsicum (10/6/2013)


    Nice and Easy Question to start the week.

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  • Very nice - thank you, Ashish!

  • Nice and easy start to the week .. nice question thanks.

    Hope this helps...

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  • Thanks for an easy 2 pointer!

  • I've seen a couple responses referencing table variables as not being affected by begin/save/commit tran statements. Would it be a safer lesson to assert NO local variables are affected by those statements because they are solely intended to effect the persistence layer?

  • nice question thank's

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