Should I COMMIT after creating a function?

Question

If I create a function, is it best practice to COMMIT after its creation?

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION myFunction (somevar varchar2)
   ...
   END

It executes and adds the function to the database, but should I add a COMMIT to the bottom of the file? Perhaps also wrap with BEGIN and END?

Answer 1

Creating a function is a DDL operation. You don't need to commit after creating it.

As committing there is just pointless, the best practice would be not not commit after creating a function.