What is SGA ? How it is different from Ver 6.0 and Ver 7.0 ?
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Answer Posted / sawant
The System Global Area in a Oracle database is the
area in memory to facilitates the transfer of information
between users. It holds the most recently requested
structural information between users. It holds the most
recently requested structural information about the database.
The structure is Database buffers, Dictionary cache, Redo
Log Buffer and Shared SQL pool (ver 7.0 only) area.
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