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Oracle Database 11g SQL Fundamentals 1 1Z0-051

Using Oracle Flashback Query

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Using Oracle Flashback Query

In the life of the DBA, restoring data that was accidentally or intentionally dropped or deleted can be a fairly regular occurrence. Here we turn to the nifty Flashback technology in Oracle Database 11g to learn first of all how Flashback works, and then how we can leverage Flashback to recover individual rows or entire tables from the ether. We'll also spend some time with the Oracle Recycle Bin.

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