Today, two tables of data are synchronized, and the table has its own association relationship. The new data has been deleted because no changes have been made to the synchronized table (a new number of data has been added, and there is a parent-child relationship between the data).
So I want to recover the following ways:
ALTER TABLE TableName the row movement attribute of the enable row movement;--startup table
Flashback table TableName to timestamp to_timestamp (' 2017-10-25 09:30:00 ', ' yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss ');--do flash back operation, Flash back to the time before the delete operation, restore the data
Then executes the second line, which fails because the flashback operation is in a transaction, and the parent-child relationship between the previously deleted data must be a parent record before the child record is restored, so at least two flashbacks are required. At this point you must know the exact time before the data was deleted. Use the system view provided by Oracle--v$sql or V$sqlarea to query the execution time of the DELETE statement:
SELECT * from V$sqlarea t where T.sql_text like ' DELETE from TABLENAME t where id% ' ORDER by T.last_active_time Desc;--lik The contents of e are case-sensitive
Query to results [copy out Sql_text column and last_active_time column]:
DELETE from Security_module T WHERE ID = ' 402899955f28120f015f284e2a6b01b2 ' 2017-10-25 9:53:39
DELETE from Security_module T WHERE ID = ' 402899955f28120f015f285d55d701b7 ' 2017-10-25 9:53:35
DELETE from Security_module T WHERE ID = ' 402899955f28120f015f2853c88701b3 ' 2017-10-25 9:53:35
DELETE from Security_module T WHERE ID = ' 402899955f28120f015f285c983401b4 ' 2017-10-25 9:53:35
DELETE from Security_module T WHERE ID = ' 402899955f28120f015f285d9c6501b8 ' 2017-10-25 9:53:35
DELETE from Security_module T WHERE ID = ' 402899955f28120f015f285d009301b6 ' 2017-10-25 9:53:35
DELETE from Security_module T WHERE ID = ' 402899955f28120f015f285ccc1501b5 ' 2017-10-25 9:53:35
DELETE from Security_module T WHERE ID = ' 402899955f28120f015f2838d52d01ad ' 2017-10-25 9:53:34
The result is just the previous DELETE statement, according to Last_active_time, the last execution is the first one, the data of the relationship between the order. Then do the flashback operation, set the flashback time: 2017-10-25-9:53:39,
The second time is set to: 2017-10-25 9:53:34, the data recovers smoothly.
Recover Oracle deleted data in a small note