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* Flag: The flag is a status of the transaction and can take on many values. The following are the most common:
* ---- means the transaction is active; that is, DML is occurring and the transaction has not been committed or rolled back.
* --U- means the transaction has committed, so any row data referencing the ITL is not involved in an active transaction and is therefore not locked. The transaction's row data may not be consolidated. By consolidated I mean, for example, if a column was updated, both the before and after values can remain in the row data.
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