Undo space in 1ST

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welcome back guys so today we are going to discuss automatic undo management we are you know in my previous videos we are talking about undootable spaces how to manage them how what are those and uh these are all related to Oracle database okay so todayamp;#39;s topic is automatic undo management so after article 11g the default management undo management is Auto you can see here undo management Auto or manual these these the two values for this parameter but after 11g we can have Auto we can switch to manual but that is not recommended so default is Auto so what is that an auto extended window TBS is automatically created like this tablespace under tps1 it is odd Auto extended right and it is created automatically when you create the database okay from dbca database then configuration okay by that data gets recorded into system table space if No undo tablespace is defined so if this tablespace is not defined then data gets into the system tablespace but that is not recommended okay w

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What is the difference between redo log and undo tablespace in Oracle?

Redo is the information Oracle records in online (and archived) redo log files in order to replay your transaction in the event of a failure. Undo is the information Oracle records in the undo segments in order to reverse, or roll back, your transaction.

What happens if Undo tablespace is full?

If an active transaction requires undo space and the undo tablespace does not have available space, then the system starts reusing unexpired undo space. This action can potentially cause some queries to fail with the snapshot too old message.

What is the purpose of undo tablespace?

Oracle DB uses UNDO tablespace for keeping track of undo change vectors, which are used to provide features such as transaction rollback, read consistency, flashback query, and more. Each undo change vector is an instruction to reverse data modification.

What is UNDOTBS1?

An auto-extending undo tablespace named UNDOTBS1 is automatically created when you create the database with Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA). You can also create an undo tablespace explicitly. The methods of creating an undo tablespace are explained in Creating an Undo Tablespace.

What is the purpose of undo tablespace in Oracle?

An Undo Tablespace in Oracle Database plays a pivotal role in managing undo data generated during transactions. Undo data is essential for maintaining data consistency and supporting features like transactions, read consistency, and database recovery.

What is using undo in Oracle?

What Is Undo? Every Oracle Database must have a method of maintaining information that is used to roll back, or undo, changes to the database. Such information consists of records of the actions of transactions, primarily before they are committed. These records are collectively referred to as undo.

How to set undo tablespace?

Yes .. you can do this. create a new undo tablespace undoTbs2 Alter System SET UndoTablespace=undoTbs2. wait until all pending transactions using the old undo tablespace have commited or rolled back. DROP TABLESPACE undoTbs1.

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