Basic of recycle bin

Dear Experts,
can you please clarify on this, as you know,in oracle 10g there is a new feature recycle bin, in my database having table with morethan 50Gb of size, if i dropped that particular table that can be restored from recycle bin, can you please explain how recycle bin manage huge size of table objects in that area. i searched some where i couldnt get functionality of recycle bin, where we have to assign the space for holdeing the huge size of tables in recycle bin. in case that recylce bin space is exceeded how we can flashback that dropped tables,? if it is in flashback recovery area, or db_recovery_file_dest_size=10G is low compared to actual table size how it will work? please explain this. apologies if this is a basic question, thanks in Advance.

Hi,
What the drop do, is really just renaming the table in the database, not deleting the data from the tablespace.
Given that, "undropping" a table is just giving the table back it's old name. If you start adding objects into the tablespace that contains a dropped table, oracle will sooner or later start allocation extents that belongs to the dropped table. Once this happens, you're no longer able to "undrop" the table.
More specific:
Oracle will leave objects in the recyclebin until the tablespace runs out of space, or until you hit your user quota on the tablespace. At that point, Oracle purges the objects one at a time, starting with the ones dropped the longest time ago, until there is enough space for the current operation. If the tablespace data files are AUTOEXTEND ON, Oracle will purge recyclebin objects before it autoextends a datafile.
More info can be found here:
http://www.orafaq.com/node/968
HtH
Johan
Edited by: Johan Nilsson on Jan 20, 2012 1:20 AM

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