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Yes,
It's still possible to see locks after the startup. But, it's not so easy. You have to take block dumps of both data and rbs header before running any statement on data blocks to prevent data blocks from block cleanouts.
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> If by recycled you mean shutdown and started again, AFAIK you cannot get
> this information. Oracle stores information only on the current locks
held.
>
> If Oracle started storing information about all the locks it acquires, in
> persistent objects, you will run out of space very soon.
>
> Regards
> Naveen
>
> >
> >Hi ,
> > Can I know the sql which caused a lock on table after the database
> >has been recycled.
> >Which table can give this info.Also is it possible to know
> >which program
> >caused the lock.
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