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What are the steps involved in Instance Recovery ?



What are the steps involved in Instance Recovery ?..

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Rolling forward to recover data that has not been recorded
in data files, yet has been recorded in the on-line redo
log, including the contents of rollback segments.

Rolling back transactions that have been explicitly rolled
back or have not been committed as indicated by the rollback
segments regenerated in step a.
Releasing any resources (locks) held by transactions in
process at the time of the failure.

Resolving any pending distributed transactions
undergoing a two-phase commit at the time of the instance
failure.

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