Which of the following makes the transaction permanent in the database? Rollback View Commit Flashback

The action that makes a transaction permanent in a database is "Commit".

Here's a step-by-step explanation:

1. When you perform a transaction in a database, it goes into a temporary state. This means the changes you've made aren't permanent yet.

2. If you're satisfied with the changes, you can make them permanent. This is done by using the "Commit" command.

3. Once you've committed a transaction, it can't be rolled back or undone. It's a permanent change to the database.

4. The other options mentioned, "Rollback", "View", and "Flashback", have different functions. "Rollback" is used to undo transactions before they're committed. "View" is used to look at the data in the database. "Flashback" is a feature that lets you view past states of the database, or to recover from a mistaken deletion.

So, the answer to your question is "Commit".