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Configuring a database to enable Flashback Database does require downtime: there is a command that can only be issued while the database is in mount mode To configure Flashback Database, follow these steps: 1 Ensure that the database is in archivelog mode Archive log mode is a prerequisite for enabling Flashback Database Confirm this by querying the V$DATABASE view:

A great benefit of text in Photoshop now is that you can scale, skew, rotate, distort, or change the perspective of text without compromising your ability to edit it as necessary This means you can rotate a phrase to display diagonally across the screen as I did with the text To my love in Figure 7-7

SQL> select log_mode from v$database;

2 Set up a flash recovery area The flash recovery area is the location for the flashback logs You have no control over them other than setting the flash recovery area directory and limiting its size It is controlled with two instance parameters: DB_ RECOVERY_FILE_DEST specifies the destination directory and DB_RECOVERY_ FILE_DEST_SIZE restricts the maximum amount of space in bytes that it can take up Remember that the flash recovery area is used for purposes other than flashback logs, and it will need to be sized appropriately For example,

SQL> alter system set db_recovery_file_dest='/flash_recovery_area'; SQL> alter system set db_recovery_file_dest_size=8G;

Figure 7-7

3 Set the flashback retention target This is controlled by the DB_FLASHBACK_RETENTION_TARGET instance parameter, which is in minutes, and the default is one day The flashback log space is reused in a circular fashion, older data being overwritten by newer data This parameter instructs Oracle to keep flashback data for a certain number of minutes before overwriting it:

SQL> alter system set db_flashback_retention_target=240;

It is only a target (four hours in the preceding example) and if the flash recovery area is undersized, Oracle may not be able to keep to it But in principle, you should be able to flash back to any time within this target 4 Cleanly shut down and mount the database

and two weeks later come back and change a word in the phrase without having to retype the text or reapply the rotation The easiest way to apply all five of these types of transformations on text in Photoshop is to use the Free Transform command However, you can also perform each of these transformations independently as well as several others from the Transform command menu (Edit | Transform)

SQL> shutdown immediate; SQL> startup mount;

5 Enable flashback logging While in mount mode,

To constrain the proportions of the original text, hold down the SHIFT key while making any transformations

SQL> alter database flashback on;

will start the RVWR process and allocate a flashback buffer in the SGA The process startup will be automatic from now on 6 Open the database

SQL> alter database open;

To scale, skew, and/or rotate text from a single command, choose Window | Layers to make sure the Layers palette is visible on the screen Click once on the type layer you want to transform and press CTRL-T (Windows) or CMD-T (Mac) to quickly access the Free Transform command (which is also accessible by choosing Edit | Free Transform) Click and drag the anchor points on the bounding box that appears around your text to transform it In some cases, you need to hold down keys on the keyboard while dragging to perform different types of transformations: To rotate the text, move the cursor just outside one of the corners of the box until you see the cursor change to a curved, two-sided arrow, then click and drag To shrink or expand the text, click and drag an anchor point halfway down a side of the bounding box To skew the text, press CTRL-SHIFT (Windows) or CMD-SHIFT (Mac) while dragging a side anchor point To distort the text freely, press CTRL (Windows) or CMD (Mac) while dragging an anchor point; to distort in relation to the center point on an edge of the bounding box, press ALT (Windows) or OPTION (Mac) instead To adjust the perspective of the text, press CTRL-ALT-SHIFT (Windows) or CMD-OPTION-SHIFT (Mac) while dragging a corner anchor point At any point, you can type CTRL-Z (Windows) or CMD-Z (Mac) to undo the last transformation performed When you re satisfied with your transformation, press RETURN or ENTER on the keyboard to commit the changes Press CTRL- (Windows) or CMD- (Mac) to cancel the operation