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Home -> Community -> Mailing Lists -> Oracle-L -> Re: How to locate who dropped a view using log miner?
and you might not find anything.
I'll reiterate, logminer in 8.1.5-.7 is version 1.0, anything of version 1.0 is full of bugs(and logminer has its own share), and does not have full functionality.
here is the short version.
a DDL statement like drop table, does do DML against underlying tables that end in $.
tab$, col$, etc.
In an advanced logminer class i teach, you can SOMETIMES find when a table was dropped based on DML against the data dictionary but NOT always, why??
well chained/migrated rows is only noted as operation = INTERNAL and you get NO redo or undo SQL.
I'm not saying logminer is hard to use, but its a bit more than,
start logminer and look for undo SQL in the v$logmnr_contents view.
joe
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