how can you get actual data change values from previous transactions in oracle?
Answer / Kritishwar Pathak
In Oracle Database, you can use the Flashback Transaction Query (FTQ) to view the actual data change values from a specific transaction. This feature allows you to query the database as if it were at a particular point in time during that transaction.
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