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Redo logs Redo logs are used in Oracle database backup and recovery to help maintain file consistency in backups.



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	Perform capacity planning using LogMiner IOUG \| 15 Dec 2003 ARTICLE - Backup and recovery tip #4 from "30 Oracle tips in 30 minutes," brought to you by IOUG.


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	What happens to redo files in a crash? 06 Dec 2006 EXPERT ANSWER - Whenever we read about backup and recovery in Oracle, a crash always corrupts the datafiles. What happens to the redo files? Do they never get corrupted? If yes, then how is recovery done in these cases?


	Questions about the redo logs from the Oracle 9i concepts manual Expert: Brian Peasland \| 13 Dec 2004 EXPERT ANSWER - The concepts manual says that sometimes redo log entries are written before a transaction is committed. These entries become permanent only if the transaction is later committed. Why?


	Updating a remote database using redo logs Expert: Brian Peasland \| 06 Dec 2004 EXPERT ANSWER - How can I update a remote Oracle 8i database using the redo logs of the local Oracle 8i database?


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