What is the purpose of the Commit Option in the Database Connector operation?

The purpose of the Commit Option in the Database Connector operation is primarily to select the number of rows for committing statements. In database operations, particularly those involving transactions, the commit operation is crucial for ensuring data integrity. It allows the user to specify how many rows have been successfully processed before they are permanently written to the database. By using this option, a user can control the scope of a database transaction and manage the flow of data being committed, thus ensuring that only the intended changes are executed and saved.

This feature plays a significant role in scenarios where large data sets are being manipulated, as it can help improve performance and manageability by allowing for batch processing. Committing rows in batches rather than all at once can reduce the load on the database and can be particularly useful in avoiding locking issues or resource contention in high-traffic environments.

Other options do not fit the context of the Commit Option. Executing transactions immediately refers to a different aspect of database operations and does not align specifically with the role of the Commit Option. Defining database connection details focuses on configuring how a connector interacts with a database but does not involve transaction control. Lastly, enabling unique value generation pertains to ensuring data uniqueness within a table and is not directly related to the commit process, which