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Oracle Database 12c Backup and Recovery Survival Guide: A comprehensive guide for every DBA to learn recovery and backup solutions

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Oracle Database 12c Backup and Recovery Survival Guide

Chapter 2. NOLOGGING Operations

You could be asking yourself why I want to talk about NOLOGGING operations in a backup and recovery book. The answer is simple: NOLOGGING operations will affect the recoverability of a database and due to this, it is very important for a DBA to understand this concept. It is the most visited topic on my blog www.oraclenz.org.

Many DBAs and developers use NOLOGGING operations when doing bulk inserts and massive deletion of data to reduce redo generation but many do not know that these statements will always generate redo, in other words, UPDATE or DELETE will always be logged. Later in this chapter, we will see some techniques that will reduce redo generation for massive updates and deletes.

In this chapter, we will cover the following topics:

  • LOGGING versus NOLOGGING

  • Disabling redo generation

  • NOLOGGING operations

  • How to reduce redo generation

  • Redo log wait events

  • Practice with some interesting scripts

NOLOGGING operations do not generate redo records in the redo log...

LOGGING versus NOLOGGING

Despite the importance of the redo entries, Oracle gives users the ability to limit redo generation on tables, partitions, tablespaces, and indexes by setting them in the NOLOGGING mode. NOLOGGING affects the recoverability of a database and before going into how to limit the redo generation, it is important to clear the misunderstanding that NOLOGGING is the way out of redo generation. The following are some interesting points regarding this topic:

  • NOLOGGING is designed to handle bulk inserts of data which can be easily reproduced. (Remember that the UPDATE and DELETE operations will always be logged.)

  • Regardless of the LOGGING status, writing to the UNDO blocks will always cause generation of redo.

  • LOGGING should not be disabled on a primary database if it has one or more standby databases. For this reason, Oracle introduced the ALTER DATABASE FORCE LOGGING command to place the database in the FORCE LOGGING mode—meaning that the NOLOGGING attribute will not have any...

Disabling redo generation (NOLOGGING)

The NOLOGGING attribute tells Oracle that the operation being performed does not need to be recoverable in the event of a failure. In this case, the database will generate only a small set of metadata that is written to the redo log, and the operation will probably run faster. Oracle is relying on the user to recover the data manually in the event of any failure. In other words, the NOLOGGING option skips the generation of redo for the affected object, but will still log many things such as data dictionary changes caused by space management.

NOLOGGING operations

At the tablespace level, the LOGGING clause specifies the default LOGGING attribute for all tables, indexes, and partitions created in the tablespace and also for all objects subsequently created on it. When the tablespace LOGGING attribute is changed by the ALTER TABLESPACE statement, then all objects created after the ALTER statement will have the new LOGGING attribute; but be aware that all...

Reducing redo generation

This section shows you how to reduce redo generation using the LOGGING and NOLOGGING operations. The discussion is divided into two parts. In one part, you'll learn about things to do when LOGGING is in effect. In the other, you'll learn what to do when NOLOGGING is enabled.

Tips when LOGGING is in effect (not using NOLOGGING)

This section will cover some interesting tips to reduce redo generation without the need to use NOLOGGING.

Backups

As I mentioned earlier in the Redo generation and recoverability section in Chapter 1, Understanding the Basics of Backup and Recovery, user-managed backups can generate more redo. The best way to eliminate this problem is to use RMAN. RMAN does not need to write entire blocks to redo because it knows when a block is being copied. If you need to use the user-managed backup technique, then you can follow these steps to reduce redo generation:

  • Do not back up all the tablespaces at once (using the ALTER DATABASE BEGIN BACKUP command)....

Backups and NOLOGGING

If it is required that the data loaded using the NOLOGGING option needs to be recovered in the case of a disaster situation, your only solution is making a backup as soon as the NOLOGGING operation is made. Otherwise, the data cannot be recovered in the event of a media failure because it has not been logged.

Sometimes you will not be able to run a full backup of the database until later in the day. In this situation, you can make use of the following strategies:

  • Hot backup

  • In order to recover any additional data or modification to the table after the bulk insert using NOLOGGING is complete, you must at least perform a hot backup of the datafiles in which the objects are located. Remember that your database continues generating redo for the DML transactions over the objects, even if they are still using the NOLOGGING option, but you are strongly advised to place them in LOGGING after the NOLOGGING mode is no longer required, to avoid any possibility of unrecoverability...

Redo-related wait events

There are a number of wait events that happen during redo activities and most of them are I/O related. First, I will talk about the two most important wait events: 'log file parallel write' and 'log file sync'. Then I will mention some other important ones you should know about.

The 'log file parallel write' event

Oracle foreground processes wait for 'log file sync', whereas the LGWR process waits for 'log file parallel write'. Although we usually find 'log file sync' in the Top 5 Timed Events or the Wait Events section of the Statspack report, in order to understand it we will first look at 'log file parallel write'.

The LGWR background process waits for this event while it is copying redo records from the memory log buffer cache to the current redo group's member log files on disk. Asynchronous I/O will be used if available to make the write parallel, otherwise these writes will be done sequentially one member after the other. However, LGWR has to wait until the I...

Block corruption due to NOLOGGING

If a NOLOGGING (or UNRECOVERABLE) operation is performed on an object and the datafile containing that object is subsequently recovered, then the data blocks affected by the NOLOGGING operation are marked as corrupt and will signal an ORA-1578 error when accessed. In Oracle 8i, an ORA-26040 is also signaled (ORA-26040: Data block was loaded using the NOLOGGING option) which makes the cause fairly obvious, but earlier releases have no additional error message. If a block is corrupt due to recovery through a NOLOGGING operation, you need to understand that:

  • Recovery cannot retrieve the NOLOGGING data

  • No data is salvageable from inside the block

If this is your situation, please note that:

  • The indexes with corrupt blocks can be dropped and re-created

  • The corrupt tables can be dropped and built from an alternative data source

  • The datafile(s) impacted by the NOLOGGING operations can be refreshed from the primary or the backup which was completed after the NOLOGGING...

Repairing NOLOGGING changes on physical and logical standby databases

After a NOLOGGING operation on the primary is detected, it is recommended to create a backup immediately if you want to recover from this operation in the future. However, there are additional steps required if you have an existing physical or logical standby database. Executing these steps is crucial if you want to preserve the data integrity of your standby databases.

For a physical standby database, Data Guard's Redo Apply process will process the invalidation redo and mark the corresponding data blocks as corrupted. Follow these steps to reinstate the relevant datafiles:

  1. Stop Redo Apply (RECOVER MANAGED STANDBY DATABASE CANCEL).

  2. Take the corresponding datafile(s) offline (ALTER DATABASE DATAFILE <datafile_name> OFFLINE DROP;).

  3. Start Redo Apply (RECOVER MANAGED STANDBY DATABASE DISCONNECT).

  4. Copy the appropriate backup of affected datafiles over from the primary database (for example, use RMAN to backup datafiles and...

Finding sessions that generate lots of redo

To find sessions generating lots of redo, you can use either of the following methods. Both methods examine the amount of undo generated. When a transaction generates undo, it will automatically generate redo as well.

  • Query v$sess_io: This view contains the column block_changes, which indicates how many blocks have been changed by the session. High values indicate a session generating lots of redo.

  • The query you can use is:

    SQL> SELECT s.sid, s.serial#, s.username, s.program,
i.block_changes
 2   FROM v$session s, v$sess_io i
 3   WHERE s.sid = i.sid
 4   ORDER BY 5 desc, 1, 2, 3, 4;

  • Run the query multiple times and examine the delta between each occurrence of block_changes. Large deltas indicate high redo generation by the session.

  • Query v$transaction: This view contains information about the amount of undo blocks and undo records accessed by the transaction (as found in the used_ublk and used_urec columns).

  • The query you can use is:

    SQL> SELECT...

Some other important facts

In this section we will talk about some other important facts about redo that are important for you to know.

Redo and undo for DML

When you issue an insert, update, or delete, Oracle actually makes the change to the data blocks that contain the affected data even though you have not issued a commit. To ensure database integrity, Oracle must write information necessary to reverse the change (undo) into the redo log file to handle any transaction failure or even a rollback. Recovery from media failure is ensured by writing the information necessary to replay all database changes (redo) to the database into the redo log file. So, undo and redo information needs to be written into the transaction log of the RDBMS as a logical consequence to protect the integrity of the data.

While the RDBMS logically would only need to write undo and redo into the transaction log, the undo portion must also be kept online (on disk and accessible to the RDBMS engine) to enable rollback...

Some useful scripts

Now is the time to see some important scripts that could help your life become a little bit easier when dealing with redo.

Redo generated since instance startup

The script redo_since_startup.sql will show statistics regarding redo since the instance was started.

The following is an example of the output of this script:

                      Redo Log Statistics

Statistic                                       Statistic
Name                                            Value
---------------------------------------------- ----------
redo KB read                                       209048
redo KB read (memory)                                   0
redo KB read (memory) for transport                     0
redo KB read for transport                              0
redo blocks checksummed by FG (exclusive)          205974
redo blocks checksummed by LGWR                         0
redo blocks read for recovery                        8532
redo blocks written                         ...

Summary

In this chapter, you learned about the LOGGING and NOLOGGING modes and saw how to use them. You also have seen different techniques for reducing redo generation when using the LOGGING and NOLOGGING modes. Hopefully we've cleared up some misconceptions about NOLOGGING operations as well. The NOLOGGING mode is one of my favorite topics in Oracle, and I hope you have enjoyed this chapter as much I have enjoyed writing it.

In the next chapter, we will talk about what is new in Oracle 12c for backup and recovery. We will see many new features and enhancements that will make our life more easy and our database recoverable.

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The three main responsibilities of a successful DBA are to ensure the availability, recoverability, and performance of any database. To ensure the recoverability of any database, a DBA needs to have a strong backup and recovery skills set. Every DBA is always looking for a reference book that will help them to solve any possible backup and recovery situation that they can come across in their professional life. Oracle Database 12c Backup and Recovery Survival Guide has the unique advantage to be a reference to all Oracle backup and recovery options available, making it essential for any DBA in the world. If you are new to Oracle Database, this book will introduce you to the fantastic world of backup and recovery that is vital to your success. If you are an experienced DBA, this book will become a reference guide and will also help you to learn some possible new skills, or give you some new ideas you were never aware about. It will also help you to easily find the solution to some of the most well known problems you could find during your career as a DBA. This book contains useful screenshots, scripts, and examples that you will find more than useful. Most of the books currently available in the market concentrate only on the RMAN utility to backup and recovery. This book will be an exception to the rule and will become a must-have reference, allowing you to design a real and complete backup and recovery strategy. It covers the most important topics on Oracle database such as backup strategies, Nologging operations, new features in 12c, user managed backups and recoveries, RMAN (including reporting, catalog management, troubleshooting, and performance tuning), advanced data pump, Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c and SQL Developer. "Oracle Database 12c Backup and Recovery Survival Guide" contains everything a DBA needs to know to keep data safe and recoverable, using real-life scenarios.

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  • Understand the new features in 12c offered for backup and recovery and how to perform backup and recovery operations on it
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11 Chapters
Understanding the Basics of Backup and Recovery Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
Understanding the Basics of Backup and Recovery
Purpose of backup and recovery
Protecting data
Types of backup
Backup strategies
Restore versus recovery
What is redo?
Redo generation and recoverability
The NOARCHIVELOG mode
The ARCHIVELOG mode
Summary
NOLOGGING Operations Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
NOLOGGING Operations
LOGGING versus NOLOGGING
Disabling redo generation (NOLOGGING)
Reducing redo generation
Backups and NOLOGGING
Redo-related wait events
Block corruption due to NOLOGGING
Repairing NOLOGGING changes on physical and logical standby databases
Finding sessions that generate lots of redo
Some other important facts
Some useful scripts
Summary
What is New in 12c Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
What is New in 12c
Pluggable database
RMAN new features and enhancements
Data Pump's new features and enhancements
Summary
User-managed Backup and Recovery Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
User-managed Backup and Recovery
Cold backup
Offline backup
Hot backups
Control file backup
Flashback database
Recovering from a user-managed backup
Summary
Understanding RMAN and Simple Backups Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
Understanding RMAN and Simple Backups
Why RMAN?
Getting started with RMAN
RMAN architecture
Introducing RMAN backup formats
Using RMAN for performing incremental backups
Fast incremental backups using the block change tracking (BCT) file
Multi-section incremental backups
Incrementally updated backups
Performing backups of the control file, the SPFILE, and archived redo logs
Using RMAN compression for backups
RMAN for multitenant container databases
Summary
Configuring and Recovering with RMAN Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
Configuring and Recovering with RMAN
RMAN configuration – an introduction
Configuring the backup retention policy
Using backup optimization
Configuring the device types for the backup
Configuring auto backup for the control file and SPFILE
Configuring RMAN channels
Creating duplexed backups
Configuring encrypted backups
Configuring compression for backups
Configuring the snapshot control file
Configuring the archived log deletion policy
Configuring the FRA
Configuring authentication for RMAN
Crash and media recovery
Key terms related to recovery
Summary
RMAN Reporting and Catalog Management Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
RMAN Reporting and Catalog Management
Using the control file for RMAN metadata
Using the CONTROLFILE_RECORD_KEEP_TIME parameter
What is a recovery catalog
Reporting in RMAN
Summary
RMAN Troubleshooting and Tuning Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
RMAN Troubleshooting and Tuning
Getting started with RMAN troubleshooting
RMAN tuning – an introduction
Monitoring RMAN sessions and operations
Stopping RMAN from being uncontrollable
Using incremental, multi-section, multiplexing, and parallelism
Troubleshooting RMAN performance using tracing
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Understanding Data Pump
What is Data Pump?
The Data Pump architecture
New concepts with Data Pump
Methods to move the data
Data Pump files
Data Pump scenarios
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Advanced Data Pump Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
Advanced Data Pump
Data masking
Metadata repository and version control
Using SOURCE_EDITION and TARGET_EDITIONS
Cloning a user
Creating smaller copies of production
Creating your database in a different file structure
Moving all objects from one tablespace to another
Moving an object to a different schema
Migrating data for upgrade
Downgrading an Oracle Database
Transporting a tablespace
Data Pump flashback
Monitoring Data Pump job status
Some performance tuning tips
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OEM12c and SQL Developer Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
OEM12c and SQL Developer
Configuring backup, recovery, and catalog settings
Scheduling an RMAN backup
Restore points
Export/Import with OEM12c
Monitoring the job
SQL developer 3.2
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Oracle Database 12c Backup and Recovery Survival GuidePACKT PublisherFrancisco Munoz AlvarezAman SharmaThis book should be part of every DBA's library. It covers the topics you would expect to be covered, but it does so in a conversational, yet professional, style. Especially as 12c becomes the 'next version to upgrade to' in 2014.After covering basic but important topics like archive/no-archive, restore vs recovery, effects of NOLOGGING, it covers RMAN vs Data Pump, cold vs hot backups, and provides scripts to help all this be clear.After covering RMAN in-depth, FRA, and V$ views, it cover real scenarios and shows how it all fits together in the real world.Buy the book today!
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Kai Yu Oct 03, 2013
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It is great to see this new Oracle 12c database backup and recovery book. It has a comprehensive coverage of rman database backup and recovery techniques and experiences, and many different database backup and recovery scenarios in which DBAs can use a reference book for their daily database administration jobs, it also covers some latest 12c new features such as contrainer database (CDB) and pluggable database (PDBs) and how to backup and recovery the CDB and PDBs. I would say this is the great reference book for every DBA to have
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Tushar Kanti Nath Jan 26, 2014
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"Oracle Database 12c Backup and Recovery Survival Guide" book is very well written. Each chapter explains the backup and recovery concepts followed by examples and notes from authors to make the book unique and interesting to read. No doubt the contents of books reflect authors vast experiences in backup and recovery. I enjoyed reading this book which includes basics of backup recovery, what is new in 12c,RMAN troubleshooting and Tuning etc. and stongly recommend all oracle professional to read this book to uplift the backup and recovery skill sets.
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jpo Nov 23, 2015
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A dba can never have too much information. Especially about backup and recovery.
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Marcus Vinicius M Pedro Aug 01, 2014
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Oracle Database 12c Backup and Recovery Survival Guide is absolutely the most complete reference book to Oracle Database Administrators to learn how to maintain the databases recoverable.In this book, we have a comprehensive coverage of RMAN, the main tool for backup and recovery in Oracle Databases and the authors also covered different cenarios in which DBA's can live in the real life. It's definitely a book that can be used as a reference to use best practices in backup and recovery situations.It's also a great book because cover the new features for Oracle Database 12c, like CDB and PDB.If you wanna learn everything about backup and recover Oracle Database, you need to read this book!
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