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Thanks for your reply, Tom.
>
> Yes, it makes sense when you think about it...
>
> The TABLE data is just written above the HWM. If we need to "rollback",
we just
> never advance the HWM.
>
> For the indexes however, a complex data structure, our new data is
intermingled
> with the old data. In the event of a rollback -- we have to be able to
UNDO all
> of the work we just did to that index.
Yes, it makes sense.
Then, the Oracle documentation is confusing at that point, isn't it?
Ales Received on Thu Oct 18 2001 - 02:06:46 CDT
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