Commit in a loop of records for the cursor

Question

Hello
my procedure has the following structure
procedure proc2
BEGIN
begin
insert into table A
exception when others
log the error
return
end
begin
insert into table B
exception when others
log the error
return
end
END--end of proc2
--main procedure
open cursor
loop
fetch cursor
proc2
end loop;
commit;
end;-- end of main
my question is do i need to commit inside the loop , also since i have exception handling for all the inserts, if any one of the inserts fails then it should log the error, and go to the next record.., or will it roll back all the previous insert operations since the commit is outside the loop in other words if the there are 10 records in the cursor, and the insert fails at 9th record will oracle roll back all the previous insert operations???
thanks
abhishek

Answer 1

my question is do i need to commit inside the loop ,depends if you want to commit rigth away or if you want to include a counter to check when you want to commit
also since i have exception handling for all the
inserts, if any one of the inserts fails then it
should log the error, and go to the next record.., right
or will it roll back all the previous insert operations
since the commit is outside the loop in other words
if the there are 10 records in the cursor, and the
insert fails at 9th record will oracle roll back all
the previous insert operations???based on your logic if you had exceptions it will skip to the next record