Oracle Database Administration from Zero to Hero - Flashback Database

This lecture covers the Flashback Database feature in Oracle, explaining its setup, execution, and benefits. It allows users to revert databases to previous states without restoring from backups. The lecture details the configuration process, including setting up the Fast Recovery Area and retention targets. It also discusses executing flashback operations, monitoring progress, and best practices. Additionally, it explains restore points, both normal and guaranteed, and their role in database recovery.

What is the purpose of the Flashback Database feature?

Explain how Flashback Database allows you to undo changes.

Describe the role of the Flashback logs in the Flashback Database process.

What are the steps to enable a Flashback Database?

What considerations should be taken into account when using Flashback Database?

What happens if a data file is dropped during the time you are trying to flashback?

How can you monitor the flashback database retention target?

How do restore points function in relation to Flashback Database?

What command is used to create a restore point?

What is the difference between normal and guaranteed restore points?