US Patent 7499953 Online recovery of user tables using flashback table
Patent 7499953 was granted and assigned to Oracle on March, 2009 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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Amit Ganesh0
Vasudha Krishnaswamy0
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A method and apparatus for updating databases are disclosed. In response to a flashback request, a database object is restored to a state as of a specified flashback time. The changes introduced into the database object are reversed in a sequence starting with a change introduced into the database object immediately before issuance of the flashback request and ending with a change introduced into the database object immediately after the specified flashback time.
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US Patent 07499953 Online recovery of user tables using flashback table US Patent 7499953 Online recovery of user tables using flashback table
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074999530
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March 3, 2009
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108314490
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April 23, 2004
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US Patent 07499953 Online recovery of user tables using flashback table
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07499953
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