Evolution of Oracle Time Machine: FlashBack
“It’s gone by mistake”. We human beings are tend to make mistakes. But what happens when this mistake committed by database user. Is there any simple recycle bin concept or simple time travelling concept?? The answer is YES, there is.
Sometimes it’s just simple a query or some data cleansing methods used by the users or data librarians, whatever may the cause be, data-loss is a very common phenomenon. Backup and recovery methods are provided by the Oracle database management systems which ensure the safety of valuable data in case of data loss however, not all data-loss situations can utilize the complete and tedious recovery concepts from the backup. Oracle introduced flashback features from Oracle 9i onwards to address simple data recovery needs.
Oracle time travel concept: Oracle Flashback
Oracle developed a suite named Flashback Technology which enables Oracle application users and database administrators to wind the clock back and examine their database objects and data in a previous state without having to restore using backup media.
Flashback query allows a user to view the data quickly and easily the way it was at a particular time in the past, even when it is modified and committed, be it a single row or the whole table.
What situations call for the use of the flashback feature?
According to the Oracle documentation, Flashback technologies are applicable in repairing the following user errors.
• Intended or unintended DROP TABLE statements
• Intended or unintended update, delete or insert transactions
• Intended or unintended batch job or wide-spread application errors
There are more features of flashback that one can imagine. All these features have been piled up wi...
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...e moment you turned on the FDA. This proves that Oracle Time machine got more advanced. In fact, it can go to before the introduction of the Flashback feature in the Oracle Database and even before the launch of the Oracle RDBMS product. You database recovery is in your hands! If you have been maintaining history using some other mechanism, such as triggers, you can import that history into Flashback Data Archive.
Conclusion: To compensate our mistakes for deleting data accidentally and to get back our required data within shortest span of time we can use Oracle Time Machine, i.e., Flash Back Technology.
FlashBack concept can play a significant role in a flexible way to restore data effected from logical corruption.
Since it’s an Oracle unique feature, there are many documentations and support available for every steps of the implementation in an Oracle database
Flashbacks are an interruption of an event or chronological sequence to insert past events or background context that relates to the current event. Flashbacks are important in the story to help the readers understand why the character or the character’s are doing
An example of a bad memory is one night Melinda can’t sleep so she goes out onto the roof of her house and has a flashback of the night she was assaulted.
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Retrograde and Anterograde Amnesia Darling, what did you say was Sue's number? " I don't remember stripping at Dan's birthday party last year!" No officer, I don't know what happened after the accident. I can't even remember my name. " Amnesia is the partial or complete loss of memory, most commonly temporary and for only a short period of time.
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with reference to his isolation from the outside and the speaker’s obsession with Breda. In The Entire History of You, Liam was obsessed with finding the truth of the situation, without understanding why he was so obsessed and how he would react to the truth if it was what he feared. Liam obsesses over Fi’s past among many other things and the technological advancement makes it easy for him to confirm those suspicions. Directly analysing the writer’s ideas, I did not think the memory chip was far off from what humans do already. From what I heard in the movie it was clear that you could alter some memories and eliminate some the only thing you could not do was add ones that do not exist.
The Time Machine by H.G. Wells, a novel about a man’s journey through the future or criticism to the evolution of human race? The Time Traveler sets out on this journey not knowing what he would find or see in the year 802,701. When he arrives he comes across people known as the Eloi. The Eloi are uneducated, small beautiful creature who don’t work or have any political issues. What seems at first like a utopian society that he heard of in the 19th century, turns out to be quite different as he finds out about the creatures who live under ground, the Morlocks. The Morlocks are the “working class” and creatures that consume Elois. By providing these two different classes Wells is trying to prove the devolution of society through the knowledge of the “upper class” and “lower class” in the Victorian Era. Throughout the Time Machine H.G Wells tries to demonstrate how the