Oracle 9i, dbsnmp tables

Hi:
Data in two tables (mgmt_db_file_gtt and mgmt_db_size_gtt) under dbsnmp were deleted yesterday. Can you tell me how it was deleted, a script or a DBA? I have found a note: Why Dbsnmp Truncating Mgmt_db_file_gtt Table?
Doc ID: 292280.1 " but I don't understand "Since the tables are created with the 'on commit delete rows' clause, so the data is truncated after each commit. " and "This is expected behavior as the data is to be transaction specific only."
Please help.
Thx, QAQA

The _gtt suffix indicates that this is a global temporary table. The "on commit delete rows" indicates that this is a transaction specific temporary table. A temporary table is just that - the data in the table is meant to be held temporarily. In this case, once a commit is issued, the data in the temp table is automatically deleted. See documentation at
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B10501_01/appdev.920/a96590/adg03sch.htm#7807
HTH
Srini

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