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Database.Commit() Method

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Version: Available or changed with runtime version 1.0.

Ends the current write transaction.

Syntax

 Database.Commit()

Note

This method can be invoked without specifying the data type name.

Remarks

During AL code execution, if a transaction is needed, the AL runtime automatically initializes it. At the completion of AL code execution, any transactions that are created are also automatically ended, committing any updates made by the AL code.

This means that if you want code execution to perform a single write transaction, it's automatically handled for you. However, if you want the code execution to perform multiple write transactions, you must use the Commit method to end one write transaction before you can start the next. The Commit method separates write transactions in an AL code module.

Example

The following pseudo-code example contains two write transactions. When it begins, a write transaction is automatically started. Using the Commit method, you end the first write transaction and prepare for the second. When the code completes, the second write transaction automatically ends.

BeginWriteTransactions  
(AL Statements) // Transaction 1  
Commit();  
(AL Statements) // Transaction 2  
EndWriteTransactions

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