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Oracle FAQWhen is a commited transaction removed form the ITL
Author: asktom.oracle.com |
Published: 30th Apr 2008 |
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Add CommentFiled in: Oracle FAQHi Tom,
A transacion entry is created in the ITL in the data/index block header when a transaction modifies a block. How long does this entry stays in the ITL after the transaction is committed and do you get a snapshoot too old if a long runnig que...
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