SCN
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NUMBER
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System change number (SCN) when the redo record was generated
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CSCN
|
NUMBER
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TIMESTAMP
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DATE
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Timestamp
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COMMIT_TIMESTAMP
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DATE
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THREAD#
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NUMBER
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Number of the thread which generated the redo record
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LOG_ID
|
NUMBER
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Number of the log file which contains the redo record. This number is generated by LogMiner to uniquely identify a log, and corresponds to the LOG_ID column in V$LOGMNR_FILES .
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XIDUSN
|
NUMBER
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Transaction ID undo segment number of the transaction which generated the change
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XIDSLT
|
NUMBER
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Transaction ID slot number of the transaction which generated the change
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XIDSQN
|
NUMBER
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Transaction ID sequence number of the transaction which generated the change
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RBASQN
|
NUMBER
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RBA sequence number of the log that contained this redo record
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RBABLK
|
NUMBER
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RBA block number within the log file
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RBABYTE
|
NUMBER
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RBA byte offset within the block
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UBAFIL
|
NUMBER
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UBA file number identifying the file containing the undo block
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UBABLK
|
NUMBER
|
UBA block number for the undo block
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UBAREC
|
NUMBER
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UBA record index within the undo block
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UBASQN
|
NUMBER
|
UBA undo block sequence number
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ABS_FILE#
|
NUMBER
|
Data block absolute file number of the block changed by the transaction
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REL_FILE#
|
NUMBER
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Data block relative file number. The file number is relative to the tablespace of the object.
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DATA_BLK#
|
NUMBER
|
Data block number within the file
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DATA_OBJ#
|
NUMBER
|
Data block object number identifying the object
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DATA_DOBJ#
|
NUMBER
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Data block data object number identifying the object within the tablespace
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SEG_OWNER
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
Owner of the segment
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SEG_NAME
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
Name of the segment
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SEG_TYPE
|
NUMBER
|
Segment type
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SEG_TYPE_NAME
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
Segment type name
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TABLE_SPACE
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
Tablespace name
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ROW_ID
|
VARCHAR2(19)
|
Row ID
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SESSION#
|
NUMBER
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Session number of the session which generated the redo. A null value is reported if the session number is not available from the redo log.
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SERIAL#
|
NUMBER
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Serial number of the session which generated the redo. The session number and serial # can be used to uniquely identify the Oracle session. A null value is reported if the session number is not available from the redo log.
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USERNAME
|
VARCHAR2(30)
|
User name
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SESSION_INFO
|
VARCHAR2(4000)
|
Session information
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ROLLBACK
|
NUMBER
|
Rollback request
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OPERATION
|
VARCHAR2(30)
|
Operation
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OPERATION_CODE
|
NUMBER
|
Operation code
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SQL_REDO
|
VARCHAR2(4000)
|
SQL redo
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SQL_UNDO
|
VARCHAR2(4000)
|
SQL undo
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RS_ID
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
Record set ID
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SSN
|
NUMBER
|
SQL sequence number
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CSF
|
NUMBER
|
Continuation SQL flag
|
INFO
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
Informational message
|
STATUS
|
NUMBER
|
Status
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REDO_VALUE
|
RAW(4)
|
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UNDO_VALUE
|
RAW(4)
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SQL_COLUMN_TYPE
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
Type of data in the SQL_REDO and SQL_UNDO columns
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SQL_COLUMN_NAME
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
Name of the LOB or LONG columns
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REDO_LENGTH
|
NUMBER
|
Length of the data value in the SQL_REDO column
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REDO_OFFSET
|
NUMBER
|
Length of the data value in the SQL_REDO column
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UNDO_LENGTH
|
NUMBER
|
Length of the data value in the SQL_UNDO column
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UNDO_OFFSET
|
NUMBER
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If SQL_COLUMN_TYPE is LOB_COLUMN or LONG_COLUMN , then this column contains the byte offset of the SQL_UNDO column data in the column indicated by SQL_COLUMN_NAME . Zero by default.
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