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Hi there,
You can see deferred rollback segments in X$KTTVS or in DBA_SEGMENTS.
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@ Steve Adams
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-----Original Message-----
Sent: Thursday, 18 October 2001 16:55
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Hi, DBAs:
From Oracle Online Manual:
" When a tablespace goes offline so that transactions cannot be rolled back
immediately, Oracle writes to a deferred
rollback segment. The deferred rollback segment contains the rollback entries that
could not be applied to the
tablespace, so that they can be applied when the tablespace comes back online. These
segments disappear as soon as the
tablespace is brought back online and recovered. Oracle automatically creates deferred
rollback segments in the SYSTEM
tablespace. "
How can I find out the "deferred rollback segments", which dictionary view needed to
be queried?
I execute a query, insert some datas into the table, and not commited it, then I
offline the tablespace with immediate
option. Then I issued "rollback", it rolled back immediate although the tablespace is
offline. I know it has been rolled
back with "Diferred Rollback Segments", But where can I find it?
Thank you for your help.
WinterSun Zhao
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