SQL statements are generated by OpenPlant PID each time you use certain database tools and key-ins. For example, OpenPlant PID generates a SQL INSERT statement when you use the Attach Active Entity tool with Linkage Mode set to New.

By default, OpenPlant PID immediately commits SQL statements to the database software. In an alternate mode, OpenPlant PID commits statements only when your input necessitates the addition of a row to a database table. The process of adding rows requires the database software to lock tables, and commitment is required to release those locks. The alternate mode can be useful when it is desirable to be able to undo uncommitted SQL statements.