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Target Commit Interval
The target commit interval refers to the number of rows that you want to use as a basis for a commit. The Data Integration Service commits data based on the number of target rows that it processes and the constraints on the target table. The Data Integration Service tunes the commit intervals. The default commit interval is 10,000 rows.
The commit interval is an approximate interval for the Data Integration Service to issue the commit. The Data Integration Service might issue a commit before, on, or after, the commit interval. In general, the Data Integration Service checks the target commit interval after writing a complete writer buffer block.
