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MLOG$_ ?

From: Joseph Raj <rkjoseph_at_now-india.net.in>
Date: Thu, 24 May 2001 19:55:23 -0700
Message-ID: <F001.0030E747.20010524192522@fatcity.com>

hi,

when one creates a snapshot log ( with rowid ) the following table structure is created

     Name                                      Null?    Type
   ----------------------------------------- -------- ----------------------
------
1. M_ROW$$                                            VARCHAR2(255)
2. SNAPTIME$$                                         DATE
3. DMLTYPE$$                                          VARCHAR2(1)
4.  OLD_NEW$$                                          VARCHAR2(1)
5. CHANGE_VECTOR$$                                    RAW(255)

the first column holds the rowid,  the 3rd the type of dml.
     any idea what the others contail ?

the second column contains a fixed date '01-Jan-4000 00:00' ? In earlier versions ( 7.0.x ) it used to contain a null for a similar snapshot log.

what is the significance of logging/nologging in snapshot creation. in case of a recovery as and when the data is recovered from the logs the triggers would anyway fire and populate the mlog$_ tables ?

regards,
joseph raj kumar

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