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Finding SCN during recovery

Finding SCN during recovery

2004-09-09       - By rjamya
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Thanks Mladen, been there looked up, but the numbers that I see are
between first_change# and next_change# .

The question is how does oracle find that this is the number that I
need to start recovery from??

Raj




On Thu, 9 Sep 2004 12:05:53 -0400, Gogala, Mladen
<mladen.gogala@(protected) > wrote:
> That change can probably be found in one of rhe redo log archives.
> There is a table called V$ARCHIVED_LOG which has columns FIRST_CHANGE
> and NEXT_CHANGE describing change numbers. You might want to take a peek
> in the reference manual for more.
>




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