WebAug 22, 2002 · v$log first_change# not same as checkpoint_change# in v$datafile Hi TomI am doing some research about the difference of checkpoints between alter system … WebMar 14, 2011 · System Change Number (SCN) is an Oracle Clock, that keeps on ticking. This number is utilized by Oracle to log the changes made to the database. This number is quite useful while recovering the database from any failure. SCN is 8Byte (48bit) number represented as 2 parts – SCN_BASE and SCN_WRAP. An SCN_BASE is a 4Byte (32 bits) …
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WebJun 1, 2024 · CURRENT_SCN changes every moment, whereas CHECKPOINT_CHANGE# remains the same until i change anything that affects the data files. Can anyone explain how does CURRENT_SCN change ? Also, how is it related to CHECKPOINT_CHANGE# ? http://www.dba-oracle.com/t_checkpointing.htm greatest hits from the movies
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WebFeb 23, 2024 · Starting with Oracle 8.1, log_checkpoint_timeout will be interpreted to mean that the incremental checkpoint should be at the log position where the tail of the log was log_checkpoint_timeout seconds ago. ... Here is what I have understood that the LRUW list contains the blocks in the order of their most recent change and the checkpoint queue ... WebJul 17, 2012 · yeah ,i know read the document ,but i still can't understand it . please tell me what's the difference between checkpoint_change# and controlfile_change#. what's the checkpoint_change# use for ? does it use for recover ? what's the controlfile_change# use for ? when the controlfile_change# will be increase ? WebCHECKPOINT_CHANGE# at Physical Standby is Higer then Primary This site is currently read-only as we are migrating to Oracle Forums for an improved community experience. You will not be able to initiate activity until January 31st, when you will be able to use this site as normal. Data Big Data Appliance Data Science Databases General Database flipover a3