Re: recovery question...

You meant 'unduhvidual' didn't you?

Re the recovery, yup, that's what you gotta do.

You don't need the entire database though. Just the base stuff, and the files for the tablespace that contains the table in question.

Jared

On Fri, 11 Aug 2000, Roy Ferguson wrote:

>
> running 8.0.5.2.1 on solaris 2.6...
>
> an individual updated 29 thousand rows in a table then comitted and closed
> out...this should not have happened...we have a cold backup done every wednesday
> evening...and are in archivelog mode...I'm think about exporting this table
> after creating a test instance from the cold backup on wednesday...droping the
> table in production..and importing into production...losing just over a days
> work...
>
> any other recovery solutions that comes to mind will be much appreciated...
>
> roy
>
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