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You might try using strings on the system datafile that holds source$.
Depending on how big the package was, you may be able to see it.
Oracle doesn't remove the data, it just marks the space free.
something like:
$ strings system01.dbf | more
then search for a word unique to the dropped package.
If that doesn't work, restore only the system and rollbacks tablespaces to another location, offline drop all other files, and open the (mini-clone) database.
-- Jeremiah Wilton http://www.speakeasy.net/~jwilton On Fri, 3 Sep 2004, David wrote:Received on Fri Sep 03 2004 - 13:49:09 CDT
> I accidentally dropped a package body frok production.
> Outside of RMAN backups, there is no copy of this body.
> I tried use flashabck query at the session level and export level, but for
> somereason even though the command/exp succeeds, I still get the wrong or
> new body.
> Any ideas?
> Can I use logminer to retrieve a dropped package body?
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