How to role back when one command in failed in batch

Hi,
first my doubt is
if one command is failed in batch statement entire batch will fail or only that is failed
if only corresponding is failed then how to role back entire batch
String sql = "DELETE FROM table1 where row1=1";
String sql1= "DELETE FROM table2 where row2=2";
st=con.createStatement();
st.addBatch(sql);
st.addBatch(sql1);
st.executeBatch();
con.commit();
with regards

Hi,
Where are you executing the SQL staements.
If you are writing a Oracle procedure then after each DELETE you can have a SQL%ROWCOUNT , if it is not > 0 then you can rollback THE TRANSACTION.
thanks
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