The `Transaction.commit` function in PHP is used to permanently save any changes made during a database transaction. It is typically used after executing a series of database operations within a transaction block. When the `commit` function is called, all the changes made within the transaction are applied to the database, and the transaction is completed. This ensures that all modifications made during the transaction are either fully applied or fully rolled back in case of any errors or failures.
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