Question abt rollback segments
hi all,
I have some doubts on oracle internal architecture. When DML statements are run, the old datablocks are written to rollback segments. But it first happens in SGA and later they will be written to the file by dbwr. Any idea when they will be written? i.e., before commit or after?
Regards
Suresh
This has been running through my head all morning and I did some more tests. For the same demo I get this output:
7624441972 20060419 165120 INSERT insert into "SYS"."TAB$"("OBJ#","DATAOBJ#","TS#","FILE#","BLOCK#","BOBJ#","TAB#","COLS","CLUCOLS","PCTFREE$","PCTUSED$","INITRANS","MAXTRANS","FLAGS","AUDIT$","ROWCNT","BLKCNT","EMPCNT","AVGSPC","CHNCNT","AVGRLN","AVGSPC_FLB","FLBCNT","ANALYZETIME","SAMPLESIZE","DEGREE","INSTANCES","INTCOLS","KERNELCOLS","PROPERTY","TRIGFLAG","SPARE1","SPARE2","SPARE3","SPARE4","SPARE5","SPARE6") values ('1247473','1247473','5','3','13198',NULL,NULL,'1',NULL,'10','40','1','255','1','--------------------------------',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'1','1','536870912','0','736',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,TO_DATE('19/04/06', 'DD/MM/RR'));
7624441972 20060419 165120 INSERT insert into "SYS"."COL$"("OBJ#","COL#","SEGCOL#","SEGCOLLENGTH","OFFSET","NAME","TYPE#","LENGTH","FIXEDSTORAGE","PRECISION#","SCALE","NULL$","DEFLENGTH","SPARE6","INTCOL#","PROPERTY","CHARSETID","CHARSETFORM","SPARE1","SPARE2","SPARE3") values ('1247473','1','1','22','0','A','2','22','0',NULL,NULL,'0',NULL,NULL,'1','0','0','0','0','0','0');
7624441972 20060419 165120 INTERNAL
7624441972 20060419 165120 INTERNAL
7624441972 20060419 165120 INTERNAL
7624441972 20060419 165120 DDL create table T
a number
7624441973 20060419 165120 UPDATE update "SYS"."SEG$" set "TYPE#" = '5', "BLOCKS" = '64', "EXTENTS" = '1', "INIEXTS" = '64', "MINEXTS" = '1', "MAXEXTS" = '2147483645', "EXTSIZE" = '64', "EXTPCT" = '0', "USER#" = '44', "LISTS" = '0', "GROUPS" = '0', "CACHEHINT" = '0', "HWMINCR" = '1247473', "SPARE1" = '131329' where "TS#" = '5' and "FILE#" = '3' and "BLOCK#" = '13198' and "TYPE#" = '3' and "BLOCKS" = '64' and "EXTENTS" = '1' and "INIEXTS" = '64' and "MINEXTS" = '1' and "MAXEXTS" = '2147483645' and "EXTSIZE" = '64' and "EXTPCT" = '0' and "USER#" = '44' and "LISTS" = '0' and "GROUPS" = '0' and "BITMAPRANGES" = '0' and "CACHEHINT" = '0' and "SCANHINT" = '0' and "HWMINCR" = '1247473' and "SPARE1" = '131329' and "SPARE2" IS NULL and ROWID = 'AAAAAIAABAAADxHAAY';
7624441975 7624441975 20060419 165120 20060419 165120 COMMIT commit;
7624441977 20060419 165127 START set transaction read write;
7624441977 20060419 165127 INSERT insert into "YJAM"."T"("A") values ('1');
7624441979 20060419 165133 INSERT insert into "YJAM"."T"("A") values ('2');
7624442016 7624442016 20060419 165322 20060419 165322 COMMIT commit;
7624442021 20060419 165334 START set transaction read write;
7624442021 20060419 165334 INSERT insert into "YJAM"."T"("A") values ('3');
7624442025 7624442025 20060419 165341 20060419 165341 COMMIT commit; (I don't know if the formatting will be OK since it's a SQL Developer copy/pase and I don't have a clear formatted output there anyway)
Field 2 is the "CSCN" which I think is the Commit SCN, since it appears only on commit.
So now, I can only agree with you Mark, that the transaction SCN is actually defined when the transaction ends. But I still think that for transaction read concistency, the SCN used through the ransaction is the one of the transaction start (START - set transaction read write).
Regards,
Yoann.
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by German Garcia Ibarra ([email protected]):
[b]Hello Everyone
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HTH
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what version u are using? . In 10g you dont have rollback segment if you set UNDO_MANAGEMENT to auto. You will have only undotablespace.
1) In undotablespace the extents will automatically grow according to the sum of the data files for that tablespace.
2) If it reaches a maximum and if you have auto_extent in any one of the file then you dont have to manually increase the size i.e you dont have to manually increase the segments.
3) Also if you dont have the auto_extent in any file then the space will be reused. i.e you start to loose the old undo data.
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