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And one thing more...
What my thinking is that when the database rolls forward the redo is actually rebuilding the rollback segments...
Think of it this way, when a DML occurs on a table the undo goes to the rollback, what happens to the changes that are made in the rollback, well they go in the redo...
So during a rollforwad the rollback segments are built up and then the database finds from these rollback segments what is uncommitted and the rolls back.
Correct me if i'm wrong
Amar
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