Re: recovery question...

Roy,

If you know exactly when the commit happened, then you can do a time-based recovery on your test instance, then export that table and import it back in production.

Use the cold backup that you have and the archivelog, roll forward until the time just before the commit.

Winnie

Roy Ferguson <rferguso_at_level1.com> on 08/11/2000 02:38:10 PM

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Subject: recovery question...

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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