Hi,

Has anybody come across any tools/products that can scan the Oracle 7
redo log to identify the data changes and do something with it? Have
you worked in this area?

Thanks.

"suni" <sorel.nou (AT) celona (DOT) com> wrote

That is ancient history. More modern versions of Oracle have log miner.
Jim

"suni" <sorel.nou (AT) celona (DOT) com> wrote

That is ancient history. More modern versions of Oracle have log miner.
Jim

"suni" <sorel.nou (AT) celona (DOT) com> wrote

That is ancient history. More modern versions of Oracle have log miner.
Jim

"suni" <sorel.nou (AT) celona (DOT) com> wrote

That is ancient history. More modern versions of Oracle have log miner.
Jim

On Apr 22, 10:20*am, suni <sorel.... (AT) celona (DOT) com> wrote:
There was such a tool written by a former Oracle employee. In fact I
think Oracle purchased the tool or rights to it to use as the basis
for their log miner feature available in more recent releases.

I cannot remember the name but you might try scanning the archives to
see if you can find an old thread that mentions the product. I was
unable to find a hit but you might have more luck. However, even if
you find the name there is the issue of where you will be able to find
a copy since Oracle 7 is very old.

Good luck
-- Mark D Powell --

On Apr 22, 10:20*am, suni <sorel.... (AT) celona (DOT) com> wrote:
There was such a tool written by a former Oracle employee. In fact I
think Oracle purchased the tool or rights to it to use as the basis
for their log miner feature available in more recent releases.

I cannot remember the name but you might try scanning the archives to
see if you can find an old thread that mentions the product. I was
unable to find a hit but you might have more luck. However, even if
you find the name there is the issue of where you will be able to find
a copy since Oracle 7 is very old.

Good luck
-- Mark D Powell --

On Apr 22, 10:20*am, suni <sorel.... (AT) celona (DOT) com> wrote:
There was such a tool written by a former Oracle employee. In fact I
think Oracle purchased the tool or rights to it to use as the basis
for their log miner feature available in more recent releases.

I cannot remember the name but you might try scanning the archives to
see if you can find an old thread that mentions the product. I was
unable to find a hit but you might have more luck. However, even if
you find the name there is the issue of where you will be able to find
a copy since Oracle 7 is very old.

Good luck
-- Mark D Powell --

On Apr 22, 10:20*am, suni <sorel.... (AT) celona (DOT) com> wrote:
There was such a tool written by a former Oracle employee. In fact I
think Oracle purchased the tool or rights to it to use as the basis
for their log miner feature available in more recent releases.

I cannot remember the name but you might try scanning the archives to
see if you can find an old thread that mentions the product. I was
unable to find a hit but you might have more luck. However, even if
you find the name there is the issue of where you will be able to find
a copy since Oracle 7 is very old.

Good luck
-- Mark D Powell --