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Hi,
KS wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I got 2 questions on Oracle database recovery questions, need your expert
> advice on that:
>
> 1.If the archive log for the Oracle database is missing, but all the
rest of
> the related data files are intact, can database recovery be possible?
I haven't tried, but this should be possible if the database was not in backup mode. Look at the documentation. I think there are parameters for ignoring the missing archive logs. Maybe "resetlogs" or "noreuse" works fine. It works with missing redo-Logs and archive-Logs are just not-reused-redologs. (approximately :-)
> 2.If the archive log for the Oracle database is missing, can we
rebuild the
> archive log based on the data files using special Oracle
tools/command and
> then attempt data recovery.
This will not be possible. The redologs are a kind of transaction history. The database only stores the result of this transactions and rollback segements just store the open transactions.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
Hope this helps,
Holger Received on Sun Aug 11 2002 - 15:03:06 CDT
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