Rollback is a way to terminate a transaction with all database changes not saving to the database server.

A12. The rollback tax is the difference between the taxes you paid on your land’s agricultural value and the taxes you would have paid if the land had been taxed on a higher market value for the last five (5) year. In addition, seven (7) percent interest is charged for each year from the date on which taxes would have been due. A rollback taxes for each of the previous five (5) years are triggered when the agriculture or timber use of land changes to nonagricultural use.

A form of auto dealer fraud, a "mileage rollback" or "odometer rollback" occurs when the odometer of a used vehicle (which indicates the total miles the vehicle has been driven) is altered (or "rolled back") to display a number that is lower than the vehicle's actual mileage.

When you install a Windows Installer (.msi) file, a script in the file specifies the actions that Windows Installer will perform. As each action is performed, the process that calls the .msi file into action updates a rollback script and, if files are to be deleted, backs up those files. Then, if the installation fails, Windows Installer can use the rollback script to undo any actions that have been performed and use the file backups to restore any deleted files.

Chapter 6 of "Programming the Perl DBI" discusses transaction handling within the context of DBI in more detail.

Changes made within triggers should be committed or rolled back as part of the transaction in which they execute. Thus, triggers are NOT allowed to execute COMMIT or ROLLBACK statements (with the exception of autonomous triggers). Here is an example of what will happen when they do: SQL> CREATE TABLE tab1 (col1 NUMBER); Table created. SQL> CREATE TABLE log (timestamp DATE, operation VARCHAR2(2000)); Table created.

Any property that is classified and taxed as agricultural real property and whose use changes to something other than bona fide agricultural is subject to additional tax. This roll-back tax is computed as the difference between the taxes paid at the use value assessment and what taxes would have been paid had the property been assessed at fair market value. The roll-back may be applied to each of the previous five (5) years. Call Appraisal department (864-596-2544).

Define the file as recoverable. in cases where records have been inserted into the file, you may need to run a batch program to logically delete the inserted records.

If you're trying to simply throw away any changes you made to your local copy, which have not yet been committed back to the repository, and make your working copy exactly equal to the latest revision in the repository, then you can use either of these methods: cvs update -C filename or rm filename && cvs update Otherwise, perhaps you want to rollback to a previous revision. For instance, perhaps foo.c is currently at 1.12, but you want to go back to revision 1.10.

IN MOST CASES NO. THE PERSON WHO CHANGES THE USE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ROLLBACK TAXES. IF THE PROPERTY CONTINUES TO BE USED FOR FARMING PURPOSES, THERE WILL BE NO ROLLBACK. IT IS BECOMING MORE AND MORE COMMON FOR REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS TO ADDRESS WHO PAYS THE ROLLBACK TAXES. SOME CONTRACTS WE HAVE SEEN REQUIRE THE SELLER TO PAY. THE TERM IMPROVEMENT AS USED IN YOUR APPRAISAL NOTICE DOES NOT MEAN THAT YOUR PROPERTY HAS IMPROVED IN CONDITION OR THAT YOU HAVE ADDED ANYTHING NEW.

If a unit -- other than a school district -- adopts a tax rate higher than the calculated rollback rate, voters in the unit can circulate a petition calling for an election to roll back the adopted tax rate. The taxing unit's governing body determines if the petition is valid and, if so, calls for an election. If a majority of voters vote to rollback the tax rate, then the unit's rollback rate becomes the tax rate.

Depending on the actions that the Windows Installer (.msi) file performs, the space required to store temporary rollback information about the installation, as described in the FAQ "What's the Windows Installer rollback functionality?," might be very large. If the installation is interrupted, these temporary files remain on the system, and a user could access them to gain information about your computer.

To use the registry to prevent Windows Installer from creating the rollback information described in the FAQ "What's the Windows Installer rollback functionality?," perform the following steps: Navigate to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Installer registry subkey to make the change for all users on that machine, or navigate to the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Installer registry subkey to make the change for the current user.

Setting MINEXTENTS to 20 makes it unlikely that the rollback segment needs to obtain another extent due to the current extent being used by an active transaction.