SQL & PL/SQL

Hi... I've some doubts about "DEFERRABLE INITIALLY IMMEDIATE" and "DEFERRABLE INITIALLY DEFERRED"

I think I ve understood the difference, but im not sure... So i write an example for having confirmation....


PRIMARY KEY (key) DEFERRABLE INITIALLY IMMEDIATE.. this is the default.... It means:
1. I insert a new row in the table;
2. It check if i can insert those row.
3. It does the COMMIT.








PRIMARY KEY (key) DEFERRABLE INITIALLY DEFERRED means:
1. I insert a ne row in the table;
2. I do the COMMIT;
3. It check if I can insert thos row.


That's correct?


thanks