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    Ryan Jorgensen shared this idea  · 
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    Ryan Jorgensen supported this idea  · 
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    Ryan Jorgensen commented  · 

    This would be useful, but I, personally, would prefer an alternative approach where there is a way to disable auto-commit mode. When auto-commit is turned off, your DML is always embedded in a transaction, without a commit or a rollback. Then, make it clear that there is an open transaction, and provide a commit and a rollback button. Many other tools provide this, and it's an important feature that's missing in dbForge Studio (in my opinion).