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This document discusses advanced database management systems and provides details about database transaction management options like different ways to back out transactions through options like CASCADE, NOCASCADE, NOCASCADE_FORCE, and NONCONFLICT_ONLY. It also covers prerequisites for using guaranteed restore points in an Oracle database like having the COMPATIBLE initialization parameter set to 10.2 or higher and the database running in ARCHIVELOG mode with archived redo logs and a flash recovery area configured. Additionally, it defines what the SGA is and its purpose of holding shared memory structures for an Oracle instance like the database buffer cache that contains recently read or modified data blocks.

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This document discusses advanced database management systems and provides details about database transaction management options like different ways to back out transactions through options like CASCADE, NOCASCADE, NOCASCADE_FORCE, and NONCONFLICT_ONLY. It also covers prerequisites for using guaranteed restore points in an Oracle database like having the COMPATIBLE initialization parameter set to 10.2 or higher and the database running in ARCHIVELOG mode with archived redo logs and a flash recovery area configured. Additionally, it defines what the SGA is and its purpose of holding shared memory structures for an Oracle instance like the database buffer cache that contains recently read or modified data blocks.

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backout options:   CASCADE Back out all transactions and their dependent transactions.

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backout options:  NOCASCADE Back out only the specified transaction, if possible.

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backout options: NOCASCADE_FORCE Back out the specified transactions, ignoring dependent
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backout options: NONCONFLICT_ONLY Back out changes to nonconflicting rows of the specified
transaction only.

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To use guaranteed restore points, you must also enable these prerequisites: The COMPATIBLE initialization
parameter must be 10.2 or higher.

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To use guaranteed restore points, you must also enable these prerequisites: The database must be running
in ARCHIVELOG mode.

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To use guaranteed restore points, you must also enable these prerequisites: You must have archived redo
log files available starting from the time of the first guaranteed restore point.

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To use guaranteed restore points, you must also enable these prerequisites: You must have a flash recovery
area configured.

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The SGA is a group of memory structures for an Oracle instance that are shared by the users of the
database instance.

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The database buffer cache holds blocks of data from disk that have been recently read to satisfy a SELECT
statement or that contain modified blocks that have been changed or added from a Data Manipulation
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