Re: redo and undo

The purpose of the log miner output is to convert the redo entries into the equivalent SQL statement that would produce the same effect - and you don't write statements to update indexes or undo block. The statement supplied would update the indexes and undo blocks as a side effect.

Regards
Jonathan Lewis

cure_at_austin.rr.com wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Let's say I run the following command... insert into cure.thecure
> (firstname ,lastname) values('oracle','11gr2'); The table has an index on
> the lastname column...
>
> Using Log Miner, There is redo and undo for the table block. The book I'=
> m
> reading said that all 3 types of blocks (undo, table, index) have generat=
> ed
> redo to protect them. I'm lost here because I do not see redo for the ind=
> ex
> block or the undo block. I only see redo and undo for the table block.
>
> Any help is greatly appreciated.
>

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