| Redo Log Buffer Quick Question [message #672780] |
Fri, 26 October 2018 08:57  |
wtolentino
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The log writer LGWR is the background process that transfers all undo and redo entries in the log buffer to the redo log files. What is the server or background process that puts the undo and redo entries to the Redo Log Buffer.
Thanks,
Warren
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| Re: Redo Log Buffer Quick Question [message #672782 is a reply to message #672780] |
Fri, 26 October 2018 09:04  |
John Watson
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Quote: transfers all undo and redo entries in the log buffer to the redo log files No! Redo is change vectors applied to blocks: table blocks, index blocks, undo blocks, all sorts of blocks. A change to an undo block is no different to a change to any other type of block.
Quote:What is the server or background process that puts the undo and redo entries to the Redo Log Buffer. It is the session server process: the process that is doing your DML.
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| Re: Redo Log Buffer Quick Question [message #672789 is a reply to message #672782] |
Fri, 26 October 2018 10:30 |
wtolentino
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John Watson wrote on Fri, 26 October 2018 10:04It is the session server process: the process that is doing your DML.
thanks. is that the same as the client process or differrent process. i was looking at the oracle 12c database architechture diagram (print) but could not find it.
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| Re: Redo Log Buffer Quick Question [message #672801 is a reply to message #672793] |
Fri, 26 October 2018 12:11 |
wtolentino
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thanks Michel. yes I looked up also into that documentation prior to posting my question in here and re-read it again. maybe I a missing something or not fully understand the terminology and still could not find that "session server process" that John Watson mentioned.
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| Re: Redo Log Buffer Quick Question [message #672805 is a reply to message #672804] |
Fri, 26 October 2018 12:31 |
wtolentino
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thanks so much now I understand. it was not something that i thought there's a "session server process" that is totally different from the "server process". the 2 can be sometimes interchangeably called.
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