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create flashback archive fla1 tablespace fda retention 7 year;

3 Create a schema to use for this exercise, and grant it the DBA role:

Use the Smudge Tool to Enlarge an Image s Canvas Size Use the Dodge and Burn Tools to Adjust the Exposure of an Image Change the Blending Mode to Paint Highlights and Shadows Duplicate Part of an Image with the Clone Stamp Remove Blemishes with the Patch and Healing Brush Tools Restore Part of an Image to the Previously Saved Version Use the History Brushes to Combine Creative Effects Add Layer Styles to Shapes for Quick and Easy Buttons Use Font Dingbats for Easy Icons

grant dba to fbdauser identified by fbdauser;

4 Grant the user the necessary privilege on the archive:

grant flashback archive on fla1 to fbdauser;

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5 Connect as the FBDAUSER Create a table, and enable the Flashback Data Archive for this table:

connect fbdauser/fbdauser create table t1 as select * from all_users; alter table t1 flashback archive fla1;

6 Run these queries to determine the objects created by the archive You may have to wait several minutes, because the objects are not created immediately

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These files exist externally to the database They are, for practical purposes, necessary but they are not strictly speaking part of the database The instance parameter file When an Oracle instance is started, the SGA structures initialize in memory and the background processes start according to settings in the parameter file This is the only file that needs to exist in order to start an instance There are several hundred parameters, but only one is required: the DB_NAME parameter All others have defaults So the parameter file can be quite small, but it must exist It is sometimes referred to as a pfile or spfile, and its creation is described in 3 The password file Users establish sessions by presenting a username and a password The Oracle server authenticates these against user definitions stored in the data dictionary The data dictionary is a set of tables in the database; it is therefore inaccessible if the database is not open There are occasions when you need to be authenticated before the data dictionary is available: when you need to start the database, or indeed create it An external password file is one means of doing this It contains a small number (typically less than half a dozen) of user names and passwords that exist outside the data dictionary, and which can therefore be used to connect to an instance before the data dictionary is available Creating the password file is described in 3

Archive redo log files When an online redo log file fills, the ARCn process copies it to an archive redo log file Once this is done, the archive log is no longer part of the database in that it is not required for continued operation of the database It is, however, essential if it is ever necessary to recover a datafile backup, and Oracle does provide facilities for managing the archive redo log files Alert log and trace files The alert log is a continuous stream of messages regarding certain critical operations affecting the instance and the database Not everything is logged: only events that are considered to be really important, such as startup and shutdown; changes to the physical structures of the database; changes to the parameters that control the instance Trace files are generated by background processes when they detect error conditions, and sometimes to report specific events PART I