Needed to ROLLBACK failed Transaction

Hi Oracle Expertz,
QRY will Look Like
BEGIN
INSERT into tab3 RETURNING INTO v_exer_num
UPDATE tab1
SET col1 = ''
WHERE exer_num = v_exer_num
UPDATE tab2
SET col1 = ''
WHERE exer_num = v_exer_num
END ;
Example :
1st record:
Participant A
Exer 1 Success
Exer 2 Success
2nd record
Participant B
Exer 1 Failed due to dead lock or some other exception.
3rd Record
Participant C
Exer 1 Success
Now in this transaction, I need to only rollback for Participant B ( failed Record) . Participants A and C should have committed the transaction. Can any one suggest me on this?
Possiblities Of Exception :
successful of INSERT , UPDATE , UPDATE will be considered as a completed tranasaction.
For a particular record ( exer_num) , If insertion is executed successfully ,and updates failed for the corresponding exernum , I need to rollback the inserted record .
Regards,
Maran
Edited by: Maran on Aug 6, 2009 1:17 PM

Hey Sven ,
thanks for your response. No these three DML statements would be executed inside my procedure. We can not run it in different session. the reason is
as i said, completion of these 3 DML statements , then only will conisdered as a successful transaction else i need to roll back .
also this will be called in a Batch JOB. we have a commit for whole transaction.
Lets these are all the possibilites :
1) INSERT FAILED ( ROW 1 )
2) INSERT SUCCESS (ROW 2 )
1st UPDATE Failed
3) INSERT SUCCESS ( ROW 3 )
1st UPDATE SUCCESS
2nd UPDATE D FAILED
4) INSERT SUCCESS ( ROW 4)
UPDATE SUCCESS
UPDATE SUCCESS
Now for these scenario none of three statements got executed successfully . So if it fail between any of the statements , I need to rollback that particular row.
Hope you understand the problem well now.
Now can anyone suggest me that How can i handle this exception and need to keep going my transaction even if it fails in between.
Objective over this problem is :
Need to rollback Failed rows.
Need to keep continue the Program , need to commit successful rows.
Regards,
MARAN
Edited by: Maran on Aug 10, 2009 6:19 PM

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