After entering code to create a new table in SQL ORACLE, would the changes be saved if I was to log out of the SQL Session?
Yes, your table definitions are saved; Oracle DDL has an implicit transaction*. Other databases, such as PostrgreSQL, do have transactional DDL, but with Oracle, it is automatic, so be careful.
* Oracle Transaction Management: If the current transaction contains any DML statements, Oracle first commits the transaction, and then runs and commits the DDL statement as a new, single statement transaction.
The correct answer is that Oracle DDL uses an implicit transaction - there s no opportunity to the transaction back, it s immediately committed.
In short, "yes". DDL statements are committed immediately after execution. If your script also includes INSERT statements to populate those tables, then those would not be saved without a commit of their own.
Umm, what? Yes all changes to Data and Table structures are immediately saved (unless part of a transaction, which waits till the end of the transaction to permanently save) The things that are dependent upon your Session are session variables and session settings.
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