I read that using direct-load INSERT wouldn't create redo=
entries.
So, I've created two tables: temp1 and temp2.
I've inserted some data into temp1 and altered temp2 to=
nologging.
Then, I've entered the command:
insert /*+ append */
into temp2
select * from temp1;
I've checked the redo entries from the v$sesstat from this=
session before
and after the insertion into temp2 and I found difference in the=
number
of redo entries.
Doesn't the direct-load INSERT really create redo entries?
Else, am I right when I say that insert operations create redo=
entries
for tables with nologging configuration?
Received on Mon Oct 16 2000 - 12:01:38 CDT
