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Re: Snapshot Logs Explanation Needed

From: Mogens Nørgaard <mno_at_MiracleAS.dk>
Date: Thu, 31 May 2001 10:44:58 -0700
Message-ID: <F001.00315E43.20010531090200@fatcity.com>

Correct.

By the way: A good rule is to always keep the sequence "Table - Snapshot Log - Snapshot", ie. don't break the sequence, for instance by dropping and re-creating the snapshot log. If something happens to the snapshot log you should drop the snapshot, create the snapshot log, then re-create the snapshot.

Mogens

"Norrell, Brian" wrote:

> Been a while since I worked with snapshots, but if I remember correctly,
> each record in a fast refresh snapshot keeps a mapping back to the rowid on
> the master. If you drop and recreate the master table, the mapping is hosed
> and updates/deletes do not propagate to the snapshot.
>
> Brian Norrell
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> I would like to reorg many tables which have snapshots associated with them.
> I
> understand that if the master table is dropped the snapshot log is also
> dropped. When a log is dropped, oracle states that you need to do a
> complete
> refresh of the affected snapshot. My question is why? If you do not allow
> users to access the database with the master table, then you should not have
> any transactions that would be lost. Why can't you create a new log and
> continue to do a fast refresh? I am trying to avoid having to recreate all
> the snapshots due to the size and number that we have. Any thoughts?
> Thanks
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Mogens Nørgaard

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