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Tom Glover wrote in message
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>As for the "restore", from what I understand, you have the ability
>with Oracle to restore a backup of a partition back to that partition
>(or to another). The design, as pushed by the vendor, was to restore
>the data for the customer from the earlier backup as needed (due to
>unintended changes, incorrect data, etc). Sorry I can't go into more
>details on the particulars. Can you shed any light on this "restore"
>mechanism? Is there any way that it could handle this volume of
>actions? Or, do I simply misunderstand how or what this functionality
>is?
>
You can indeed swap a partition into place quite easily - although
the effect on object validity, parse times and constraints can be
painful. However, this seems to be a very odd and unwieldy way
to cater for errors - do they really think they will be table to do
this
100 - 200 times per day.
Received on Tue Nov 12 2002 - 13:47:49 CST
