Recover a deleted record in NOARCHIVELOG mode?

Hello,
I'm running 10gR2 in NOARCHIVELOG mode and we do not take backups (please, let's not get into a discussion about this!).
I need to know if there is any possible way to recover a record once it has been deleted and a COMMIT has been issued? A user inserted two records in the database that they should not have, and I need to verify there is no possible way to recover those once they have been deleted.
Thank you,
Mimi

Mimi Miami wrote:
Ok so my UNDO_RETENTION parameter is set to 900...so 15 minutes after I delete the records they should not be querable using Flashback Query any longer, right?No,
UNDO_RETENTION is low threshold value of undo retention. Meaning, Oracle will try to keep at least that time before overwritten.
However, it's not gurranteed if not enough undo tablespace available, meaning it can be overwritten before the value is up if not enough undo tablespace to serve new transaction.
On the other-hand, it will not remove the undo record until it's overwritten, meaning the record could stay there for considerable amount of time if your database is not busy and undo tablespace is big.
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14237/initparams222.htm#REFRN10225
Not sure what's the intention to make your delete irreversible,
you could actually create table newtable as select .. from old_table where <except the two records>.
Drop the old table and rename new table.
purge the recycle bin of your database

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