ORA-01562: failed to extend rollback segment

HI
I was searching the forum for an error when i came across one of the old post regarding the same issue. The link for that post is:
perfomance problem
Actually i am getting an error when i run a procedure in Oracle 8i database. Error states:
ORA-01562: failed to extend rollback segment number.....
Now in the link i mentioned above there was a reply by JES. In the reply he recommend not to use commit after every delete in the loop. Instead use one commit after the loop. This decreased the number of commits from 175000 (5 * 35000) to 1.
My questions is
1) How would it reduce the number of comments?
Can anyone explain to this point.

sorry it should be commit rather than 'comment'
Okay hoek i got the point but i m still confused. What my knowledge regarding rollback segment is that whenever we start a transaction using any DML a rollback segment starts to maintain unless we end the transaction using commit or rollback. So doing as
LOOP
DELETE.......
DELETE......
DELETE......
END LOOP
COMMIT
will keep on increasing the size of the rollback segment. In other words rollback segment will have to keep the snapshot of all the three DML's in the loop till the commit.
Instead if we do as
LOOP
DELETE.......
COMMIT
DELETE......
COMMIT
DELETE......
COMMIT
END LOOP
will keep the size of the rollback segment less than the above example because we are commiting after every DML thus releasing the space before the start of the next DML.
Don't you think the later can prevent us from ORA-01562 ?

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