Initial charge of small targets via flashback query tables?

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  Why is it when the table is so small - it reason for flashback query.

  
  

  Thank you
  

  Big undo tablespace that is more space.

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  Hello community,

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  It works now.

  I've used quote that makes it easy operator use the quote.

  SQL > col col1 format a70 word_wrap

  SQL >

  SQL > select "create a table TESTER1." | table_name | "_BAK in select * from TESTER1.' | table_name |

  2 q'[from timestamp TO_TIMESTAMP ('2015-05-20 12:30 ',' ' YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS);] "as col1

  3 from user_tables where nom_tablespace = upper('&1');)

  Enter the value 1: example

  old 3: from user_tables where nom_tablespace = upper ('& 1')

  3 new: from user_tables where nom_tablespace = upper ('example')

  COL1

  ----------------------------------------------------------------------

  create table TESTER1. T3_BAK in select * from TESTER1. T3 as a

  timestamp TO_TIMESTAMP ('2015-05-20 12:30 ',' YYYY-MM-DD)

  ('HH24:MI:SS);

  create table TESTER1. T1_BAK in select * from TESTER1. T1 to the

  timestamp TO_TIMESTAMP ('2015-05-20 12:30 ',' YYYY-MM-DD)

  ('HH24:MI:SS);

  create table TESTER1. T2_BAK in select * from TESTER1. T2 to the

  timestamp TO_TIMESTAMP ('2015-05-20 12:30 ',' YYYY-MM-DD)

  ('HH24:MI:SS);

  COL1

  ----------------------------------------------------------------------

  SQL > create table TESTER1. T3_BAK in select * from TESTER1. T3 as a

  2 timestamp TO_TIMESTAMP ('2015-05-20 12:30 ',' YYYY-MM-DD)

  3 HH24:MI:SS');

  create table TESTER1. T3_BAK in select * from TESTER1. T3 as a

  *

  ERROR on line 1:

  ORA-00942: table or view does not exist

  SQL > ed

  A written file afiedt.buf

  1. create the Bhavesh.T3_BAK table in select * from Mary. T3 as a

  2 timestamp TO_TIMESTAMP ('2015-05-20 12:30 ',' YYYY-MM-DD)

  3 * ' HH24:MI:SS)

  SQL > /.

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  Roman. [email protected]

  1 do the initial load and wait for it to complete. Let's say the initial load generated more trails

  / tmp/ab000000

  / tmp/ab000001

  / tmp/ab000002

  / tmp/ab000003

  2. stop the initial load snippet once its done.

  3. set up an excerpt from capture of change online and mention the same prefix for trail

  EXTTRAIL/tmp/ab

  Now, the important thing is to let the extract online from sequence 4 and we do this with the following command,

  ggsci > Add ext ,...

  ggsci > add exttrail/tmp/ab, seqno 4, ext

  When we add the checkpoint of trail, we ask the extract from the sequence 4

  You can then start out it online and it will send sequence 4.

  4 then add and start an extract from pump to read the sequence 0 trail and run with PASSTHROUGH

  Thank you

  REDA

• Flashback Query

  Hello

  My version of the database: Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64 bit Production

  Select flashback_on in the database of v$.

  FLASHBACK_ON

  ------------------

  NO.

  But when I run the present:

  my session: select count (*) from < my_table >

  -------------

  31336

  another session: delete from < my_table > where... then validate

  my count (*) session: < my_table > selection from to_timestamp ('08.10.2013 10,00', 'dd.mm.yyyy hh24.mi') TIMESTAMP

  -----------

  186

  Why I got so flashback is not active?

  FLASHBACK DATABASE is different from FLASHBACK QUERY.   FLASHBACK QUERY does not require the database to allow Flashback.  It requires only that UNDO_RETENTION (or Auto_Tuned_Undo_Retention) is sufficient.

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• Question about flashback Query

  You can compare a line to an earlier version of himself by using the Flashback Query feature? Without changing the current value of update?
  
  In a situation such as;
  

  CREATE TABLE EX (ID NUMBER(5) PRIMARY KEY, AMOUNT NUMBER(5));
  
  INSERT INTO EX VALUES (1,100);
  
  commit;
  
  UPDATE EX SET AMOUNT = AMOUNT - 50
  WHERE ID = 1;
  
  commit;

  Is it possible to make an ACE OF the request to give a difference of the current value of the field AMOUNT reduced by the previous value?
  
  
  Something like...
  
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  Published by: kmc5117 on October 4, 2010 19:05
  
  Published by: kmc5117 on October 4, 2010 21:32
  
  Published by: kmc5117 on October 4, 2010 21:32

  Hello

  Of course, you can do:

  CREATE TABLE EX (ID NUMBER(5) PRIMARY KEY, AMOUNT NUMBER(5));
  
  INSERT INTO EX VALUES (1,100);
  
  commit;
  
  ACCEPT     x     PROMPT     "=====  Wait at least 5 seconds, then press [ENTER]  ====="
  
  UPDATE     EX
  SET      AMOUNT = AMOUNT - 50
  WHERE      ID = 1
  ;
  
  commit;
  
  SELECT     w.amount          AS was
  ,     i.amount          AS is_now
  ,     w.amount - i.amount     AS old_minus_new
  FROM      ex     AS OF TIMESTAMP (SYSTIMESTAMP - INTERVAL '5' SECOND)
            w
  JOIN     ex     i     ON     w.id     = i.id
  ;
  

  Output:

  Table created.
  
  1 row created.
  
  Commit complete.
  
  =====  Wait at least 5 seconds, then press [ENTER]  =====
  
  1 row updated.
  
  Commit complete.
  
         WAS     IS_NOW OLD_MINUS_NEW
  ---------- ---------- -------------
         100         50            50
  

• Flashback work table with a deleted column

  Oracle Database 10 g Express Edition Release 10.2.0.1.0 - product
  PL/SQL Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production
  CORE 10.2.0.1.0 Production
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  I found a reference on the internet which States that you can use flashback to retrieve a table to a set in the past point, even if you deleted a column.
  

  Flashback Table
  
  Just as the flashback query helps to retrieve rows of a table, FLASHBACK TABLE helps to restore the state of a table to a certain point in time - even if a table structure change has occurred since then. The following simple command will take us to the table state at the specified timestamp:
  
  SQL> FLASHBACK TABLE Employee TO 
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  Reference - http://www.orafaq.com/node/872

  My DBA has sent me the following information;
  

  Oracle Metalink note  
  
  Limitations and Restrictions on Flashback Table :
  
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  Ben

  >
  Is the ORAFAQ, a site with a good reputation for more information.
  >
  I found that it is quite reliable. But when ANY site talking about a newly introduced feature, it must trigger at least one indicator "attention". There may be so many variables affecting the functioning of a new feature or is used unless you see a working example, you must create your own test case.

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  >
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  >
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  Peter

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  I'm trying to understand how to use flashback to watch all the versions of a record.
  
  It is a new server Oracle 11 g on my Windows XP workstation.
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  After that I ran
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