I have multiple EXECUTE IMMEDIATE commands within one oracle procedure.
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE \'DELETE FROM tbl1\';
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE \'INSERT INTO tbl1...\';
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Commit is not required after every EXECUTE IMMEDIATE. Certain statements do NOT require a commit; for example, if you truncate a table with TRUNCATE. The truncation is done and there is no need for a commit. no ROLLBACK either. You need to know that COMMIT and ROLLBACK are session attributes. All uncommitted work within the current transaction are committed or rolled back - not just the statement executed by the EXECUTE IMMEDIATE.