Undo Mechanism

Nov 21, 2004

Hello all,

I know that Oracle uses undo table spaces or rollback segments as its undo mechanism. what does Microsoft SQL Server use as its undo mechanism?

Krz

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in sql server where it gets from old image.

who performs instance crash recovery(which back ground is responsible for it)

in sql server we have logwriter, lazy writers(back ground processes)
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how update query works,
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pavan
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Hi
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i.e., I have two tables T1 and T2

I am getting a row from T2 and inserting it in T1
then I am updating that row in T1

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BEGIN TRY

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--begin

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--end


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REQUIREMENT

1) Get the record in T1 from T2
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