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recovering as well as transactions that have been recovered. Also, the V$FAST_ START_SERVERS view provides information about recovery operations that the database server is performing.
The following SQL provides a report that allows you to track transaction recovery during instance recovery:
Select state, undoblocksdone, undoblockstotal, cputime FROM v$fast_start_transactions;
Transactions that are recovered will have a state of RECOVERED, thus these views provide historical information on rollbacks and recoveries. This information is available until the next time the instance is cycled.
NOTE
Smaller recovery operations do not show up in the views V$FAST_START_TRANSACTIONS and V$FAST_START_SERVERS.
The V$SESSION_LONGOPS view can now be used to monitor transaction rollback operations. This can assist you in determining how long a given rollback operation will take to complete.
In Oracle Database 10g, Data Guard comes with a number of new features that you will want to be aware of. These include
The ability to apply redo in real time on both physical and logical standby databases
A new attribute, valid_for
New features related to transmission of database generated redo
New parameters associated with Oracle Database 10g standby databases
Changes to the way that Oracle Database 10g will start a standby database
The ability of the ARCH process to write directly to the standby redo logs
The ability to assign threads to standby redo log groups
Enhancements to Oracle Database 10g logical standby database