| deleted records [message #481893] |
Mon, 08 November 2010 02:36  |
ramesh55.sse
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Hi Experts,
I have deleted all the records from the table.And I have commited.
Now I want to get all the records back.
How can we do that please help me.
As per my knowledge by using flash back queries we can do that.But I don't know hoe to use it.
Please help me .
Thanks in advance.
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| Re: deleted records [message #481929 is a reply to message #481928] |
Mon, 08 November 2010 08:16  |
John Watson
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Run the query for a few times - you must know about when you did it - and save the results. And be quick! You may already be too late....
If you are too late (because the undo has expired) then you could use the log miner (assuming that you are in archive log mode?)
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| Re: deleted records [message #481931 is a reply to message #481930] |
Mon, 08 November 2010 08:23 |
ramesh55.sse
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Let us I have deleted the records by 10:00 A.M ,
But I run the flashback by 08:00 P.M.
Then what are the modification done on that table will be role backed or not.
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| Re: deleted records [message #481933 is a reply to message #481931] |
Mon, 08 November 2010 08:28 |
cookiemonster
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When you query a table as of a specific point in time you get the data as it was at that point in time.
If the data was changed a lot and you want to get it as it was immediately before it got deleted then you are just going to have to try lots of different times and use the latest one for which the data sill exists.
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| Re: deleted records [message #481934 is a reply to message #481933] |
Mon, 08 November 2010 08:38 |
ramesh55.sse
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I deleted records by 10:00 A.M ,but I want to get those records by 08:00 P.m is it possible to do it by flashback queries,
If it is not possible .please provide me the alternative method.
Thanks
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| Re: deleted records [message #481936 is a reply to message #481934] |
Mon, 08 November 2010 08:41 |
cookiemonster
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ramesh55.sse wrote on Mon, 08 November 2010 14:38I deleted records by 10:00 A.M ,but I want to get those records by 08:00 P.m is it possible to do it by flashback queries
If the data is still in the undo yes. If you're lucky it might still be there. If you waste hours asking us variations on the same question I can pretty much guarantee it won't be.
Thomas gave you the query - try it!
ramesh55.sse wrote on Mon, 08 November 2010 14:38
If it is not possible .please provide me the alternative method.
John already did - logminer
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| Re: deleted records [message #481937 is a reply to message #481931] |
Mon, 08 November 2010 08:41 |
John Watson
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This is beginning to sound like a homework question. In which case you must review your understanding of the process:
A committed transaction can NEVER be rolled back. Through use of a flashback query you might be able to construct another transaction which will reverse the effect of the first transaction. But it might not work - can you think of reasons why not? There are several....
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| Re: deleted records [message #481943 is a reply to message #481937] |
Mon, 08 November 2010 09:05 |
ramesh55.sse
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You are telling commited transaction is not roll backed.
But uncomited transaction we can rollback it directly.
But what is the advantage of Flash back.
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| Re: deleted records [message #482032 is a reply to message #482026] |
Tue, 09 November 2010 03:24 |
flyboy
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ramesh55.sse wrote on Tue, 09 November 2010 10:01Please help me to how to find the state of data was in at a particular point in time.
And we are back in the beginning. The only option in Oracle 9.2 (you stated 9i as your Oracle version) is the flashback query, which was posted in the very first reply by ThomasG.
If this is the real problem, you are probably out of luck as the undo data is stored only for limited time period, which depends on some configuration and number and amount of transactions after that time. So, it still might be available.
If this is just some interview/exam preparation, what about reading the documentation from the links which were provided here?
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