10G data pumps / sql loader

When data is moved by data pumps / sql loader,
is the change enter into redo ?
Thanks eric

Where can I find Oracle client for 10g (or earlier)? Look at the upper left corner of this page (there is red image "Download Oracle Software")...
Is SQL*Loader part of Oracle client? Yes it is.

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