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truncate table tab; insert into tab values ('one'); savepoint first; insert into tab values ('two'); savepoint second; insert into tab values ('three'); rollback to savepoint second; rollback to savepoint first; commit; delete from tab; rollback;

To adjust how Photoshop handles your files, select File Handling in the preferences pop-up menu Next to Image Previews, select Always Save (this saves a picture preview that allows you to view thumbnails of your images) Mac users need to make sure check marks appear in the following boxes: Select Icon, Mac Thumbnail, Windows Thumbnail (For more information about previews, refer to the tip titled Determine Whether to Use Image Previews or Thumbnails in 1) Next to Append File Extension, select Always this enables Photoshop to automatically tack on the correct file extension (psd, tif, eps, and so forth) To adjust how Photoshop displays your cursors, select Display & Cursors in the preferences pop-up menu Underneath Painting Cursors, select Brush Size to show the actual tip size when you are using tools such as the Pen tool or any of the Paint Brushes Under Other Cursors, select Precise To adjust how Photoshop displays your units and rulers, select Units & Rulers in the preferences pop-up menu Next to Rulers, select Inches (or preferred unit) Next to Type, select Points (or preferred unit)

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The example in the table shows two transactions: the first terminated with a COMMIT, the second with a ROLLBACK It can be seen that the use of savepoints is visible only within the transaction: other sessions see nothing that is not committed

Table 2-1

One last transaction control statement is SELECT FOR UPDATE Oracle, by default, provides the highest possible level of concurrency: readers do not block writers, and writers do not block readers Or in plain language, there is no problem with one

session querying data that another session is updating, or one session updating data that another session is querying However, there are times when you may wish to change this behavior and prevent changes to data that is being queried It is not unusual for an application to retrieve a set of rows with a SELECT command, present them to a user for perusal, and prompt them for any changes Because Oracle is a multiuser database, it is not impossible that another session has also retrieved the same rows If both sessions attempt to make changes, there can be some rather odd effects The following table depicts such a situation

select * from regions;

Once you have set up your document and are working in Photoshop, you will notice how quickly your screen fills up with stuff that is not even part of your image There are palettes galore in Photoshop Conveniently, Photoshop has a Palette Well (see Figure 2-10) where active yet unused palettes can be docked While you can also double-click the top of a palette to minimize it, the minimized menu bar doesn t indicate which palette it is The Palette Well is a more efficient way of avoiding clutter without losing sight of the palettes you are working with You can also group palettes For instance, let s say you are working on a multilayered image, using the Layers palette, the Brush palette, the History palette, and the Swatches palette Suppose you are mostly using the Layers palette and the Brush palette; those two palettes would be live, the other two palettes you are using would be docked or grouped behind them just a click away Because all of Photoshop s palettes are floating, you can drag them around the screen as you see fit, grouping and ungrouping palettes by moving them close together and taking them apart again To activate a palette that is grouped or docked behind a currently live palette, simply click on the tab and the palette you selected will move forward You can also give that palette its own environment by simply clicking and holding on the tab and moving it onto the screen To move a palette to the docking well, click and hold on the top of the palette tab and move it up to the Palette Well and release it will then be docked

select * from regions; delete from regions where region_id=5; commit;

update regions set region_name='GB'where region_id=5;