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extract from the oracle docs
During normal operations, Oracle's DBWn processes periodically write dirty buffers, or buffers that have in-memory changes, to disk. Periodically, Oracle records the highest system change number (SCN) of all changes to blocks, such that all data blocks with changes below that SCN have been written to disk by DBWn. This SCN is the checkpoint.
Hope this helps
Gert
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