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In a legacy system we want to copy a lot of productive data/tables in other tables in a stored procedure. That all copied data is consistent with each other, we want to use the <tableName> as of ...
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I am working with Oracle APEX and using an Interactive Grid with Flashback functionality enabled. One of the columns in my grid is a query-only column (it is calculated using an SQL query and does not ...
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From the documentation, it's not very clear to me whether flashback is supported for reference partitioned tables: Restrictions on Flashing Back Tables This statement is subject to the following ...
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Tablespace FlashBack CREATE TABLESPACE TS_Physical DATAFILE '\physical_df.dbf' SIZE 1024000 AUTOEXTEND OFF BLOCKSIZE 8192 LOGGING FORCE LOGGING ...
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Let's say I want to pull data for the TEST_TABLE table for some date. I create a query with FDA syntax: select * from TEST_TABLE as of timestamp (timestamp 2021.05.05 15:00:15); I want to check how ...
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My organization has chosen to use Oracle Flashback to replace manually created audit tables. However, the DBA set the TUNED_AUTORETENTION values and UNDO_RETENTION to only 14400 seconds. ...
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We are using QueryDSL to bulk read data from an Oracle database with our SpringBoot application. final QFps fps = QFps.fps; final SQLQuery<Tuple> query = queryFactory.select(fps.fpId, fps.fieldA,...
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Wanted to do a clean test on Flashback Data Archive so had to remove the existing. I disabled FDA on all enabled tables and dropped FDA. But still i see the record in DBA_FLASHBACK_ARCHIVE And ...
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I have a table which is flashback enabled. I want to query the data using AS OF clause as following: SELECT * FROM employees AS OF TIMESTAMP TO_TIMESTAMP('2019-09-11 00:00:00', 'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:...
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I'm using Oracle Database 11.2. I have a scenario where I issue FLASHBACK DATABASE quite often. It seems that a FLASHBACK DATABASE cycle does a reboot of the database instance which takes approx. 7 ...
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I am learning Flashback Transaction Query in Oracle 12c. I executed some DDL and DML statements. At the end, I executed a select statement on the FLASHBACK_TRANSACTION_QUERY view in order to see the ...
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I have altered the size of a column in Oracle , and now i want to get the prev size of that column, so is there anyway we can get the prev size of that column. Thanks.
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I have two doubts around oracle flashback queries: Is the flashback feature enabled by default in Oracle? Because in a few of my tables I see null values in versions_startscn and others version ...
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When I commit a transaction in oracle, it looks like my undo segment is released. Where does my old values go after commit? What happens to undo tablespace after we commit a transaction? And when ...
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To keep aligned with organizational policies and developmental framework and also keep the Database storage & space management clean, I want to disable Oracle Recycle Bin for non-DBA users. Is ...
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I'm Oracle Dba and want to learn Postgresql. Does it have equivalent of flashback in Postgresql?
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One of my procedure in greenplum database is replaced by a wrong code.I want the old and correct version of the procedure. Is it possible in greenplum database to recover the code? Is there any ...
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I've got a generic Java problem baked into a specific roadblock. I am attempting to set up Flashback on my Win10 box, but am hitting this stack trace on the command ./startAdminServer.sh -port 1234 --...
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I am trying to test a stored procedure which is deleting data from a table and have a setup similar to this: Oracle Setup: CREATE TABLE table_name ( id NUMBER ); PL/SQL Script: DECLARE v_scn V$...
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We are working on a new release of our product and we want to implement a feature where a user can view older data for a disease prediction made by the application. For example, the user would have an ...
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I was searching over the internet to find good explanations of flashback, backup and checkpoint, but I find it hard to understand the difference. Both flashback and backup can revert database to the ...
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I am currently building a database in my class in SQL PLSQL. Using Apex Oracle, I made a huge mistake,installed a new apex theme plugin and set it as my current theme to enhance the UI. This plugin ...
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If I killed a long transaction that is rolling back millions of deleted records, is there any risk to use SHUTDOWN ABORT on the DB before issuing a flashback command on it? Since the Database needs ...
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Recovered Records Should be up to date as when they were deleted.
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How do I flash back a specific column for all rows in a table? For example, given this table: select * from t as of scn 1201789714628; a b - - x 1 y 2 z 3 select * from t; a b - - x 4 y 5 z ...
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