Restoring a tablespace/datafile to a previous date ?

Hello everyone ,
Is it possible to restore a tablespace / datafile to a previous date and not apply changes to it from that date until sysdate ?

1003954 wrote:
Hello everyone ,
Is it possible to restore a tablespace / datafile to a previous date and not apply changes to it from that date until sysdate ?What you are asking about is called a Tablespace Point In Time Recovery (TSPITR). I believe it is possible, but fraught with cautions.
consider this very real possible situation:
TablespaceA contains table PURCHASE_ORDERS
TablespaceB contains table PURCHASE_ORDER_LINE_ITEMS, with a FK back to PURCHASE_ORDERS.
TablespceC contains indexes on both PURCHASE_ORDERS and PURCHASE_ORDER_LINE_ITEMS.
Now, you want to restore just tablespaceA back to last week ....

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