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Q) What is Batch updates?



A)
->Batch updates is a formality given by JDBC using which, DML SQL statement can be grouped physically into one unit and at a time submitted to the DBMS for processing as a batch.
->Batch updates mechanism improves performance some times by reducing the number of client/server interaction.
->we have 2 kinds of business Systems.
1) OLTPS (Online Transaction Processing Systems)
2) Batch processing System.
To support batch processing systems, batch updates is given in JDBC.
->In case of OLTP, end user waits the system responds after giving input into the system.
->in case of batch processing system, end user doesn’t wait for the systems responds.
ATM application is an example for OLTP.
->At the end of every month, all accounts must be created by their earned interest is an example use case of batch processing.

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