Example for V1, V2 updates

Hi Experts,
1) I know the diference btwn V1(Updates immediately, locking involved, not sharing etc) and V2 updates. But, let me know the real world examples for both.
2) And in some cases, I hv seen COMMIT work after the statement of MODIFY Z_DB_TABLE statement, but, when I updated my Z table, i did not used this commit, but, still its working, so, why in some cases they used COMMIT after MODIFY a Z table?
thanq
Edited by: SAP ABAPer on Mar 13, 2009 6:48 PM

Hi,
The real time example can be in this way for booking a movie ticket needs to be updated immediately...
this should be done using V1 updates because we have to block the seats so that no other system can block it.
but something like master data that which movie is going to release next in the theatre can be done in V2 update because that does not require any immediate effect or any current involvement of other system to it as it has to be done by admins.
Check the following link to better understand V1 and V2 updates....
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/EN/e5/de86f335cd11d3acb00000e83539c3/content.htm
Regards,
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