December 2006
Intermediate to advanced
666 pages
16h 8m
English
Media recovery with RMAN provides critical safeguards against all kinds of unforeseeable problems—block corruption, hardware failure, even complete database loss. But so far this book has ignored the largest cause of media recovery operations: user error.
User errors can be roughly defined as errors caused by a human mistake (rather than a software or hardware malfunction), such as a table updated with wrong values, a table dropped, or a table truncated. They are the kinds of errors that are far more common than hardware failures (although, let’s face it, human errors get called hardware errors all the time). In general, user errors are classified as logical errors—the error is logical, ...
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