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How do you recover a data file in Oraclek after it has been mistakenly removed from the OS system? Do not panic at this time restart the database or the operating system, you can retrieve data files by DBWN process-related handles. Test: Step 1: Log in to the database as a DBA and view the path to the table space State and data file [Oracle@localhost ~]$ Sqlplus/as SYSDBASql*plus:release 11.2.0.4.0 Producti

In daily work, because I am not familiar with the InnoDB engine, many people in the group have mistakenly deleted InnoDBibdata (data files) and ib_logfile (redolog redo transaction log files ), the result is a cup. For example In daily work, because I am not familiar with the InnoDB engine, many people in the group have mistakenly

In general, the computer on the deleted files are can be found in the Recycle Bin, but for many people, because of fear of computer garbage too much, so often need to recycle Bin garbage files, but here, if you want to perform this operation later, it is recommended that you will be inside the documents confirmed , you must not delete after the discovery, the ori

Reprinted at: Workshop. Although the DELETE command only marks the deletion in the file node and does not actually clear the file content, other users and some processes with disk write operations will soon overwrite the data. However, you can recover a Linux instance that is used by a single machine in your home, or rectify the file by mistake.1. A brief introduction to the ext2 File System StructureIn the ext2 File System Used in Linux,

Objective 1, this method only describes how to save the table name (data does not recover) if you want to restore the original data directly with Extundelete to restore the file back to the 2, and is applicable to usually not fully prepared in the case if there is a full preparation of the FRM and IDB documents can be put back on it 3, this method is also suitable for data table migration (migrate only one table) because the speed of discard and im

tail-f a.txtRoot 8401 7983 0 00:08 pts/3 00:00:00 ps-efView files that are still in the process of being called after the file is deleted:[Email protected]/]# Lsof|grep delTail 3247 root 3r REG 8,3 8427 5042/a.txt (Deleted)Retrieve the file by locating the corresponding process number in the/PORC directory:[Email protected]/]# ll/proc/3247/fd/Total 0LRWX------1

:00 tail-f a.txtRoot 8401 7983 0 00:08 pts/3 00:00:00 ps-efView files that are still in the process of being called after the file is deleted:[Email protected]/]# Lsof|grep delTail 3247 root 3r REG 8,3 8427 5042/a.txt (Deleted)Retrieve the file by locating the corresponding process number in the/PORC directory:[Email protected]/]# ll/proc/3247/fd/Total 0LRWX-----

Unlike Dos/windows, UNIX files are difficult to recover after being deleted, as determined by the unique UNIX file system architecture. The Unix file directory is not the same as dos/windows, the file is still saved after the deletion of the full file name, file length, the initial cluster number (that is, the file occupies the first disk block number) and other

Article Title: how to restore accidentally deleted files in Linux. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source. As a multi-user, multi-task operating system, once the files in Linux are

type Take a closer look at the Blocks below the file's timestamp: nothing. So let's take a look at the next block:FS block 2129985 logged at sequence 405648, journal block 64 (Inode block for inode 2121567 ): This Journal has block information:Blocks: (0 + 1): 2142216 This is the address of the deleted file. let's run the recovery command again:$ Sudo dd if =/dev/sda5 of =/home/hchen/mytest_recovered.txt bs = 4096 skip = 2142216 count = 1 Let's check

Shell script to add a user to delete a user's deleted files #/Bin/bash # DEBUG = 0ADD = 0DEL = 0RM = 0 while [$ #-gt 0] docase $1 in-v |-verbose) DEBUG = 1 shift ;; -h | -- help) # help document echo "'basename $ 0' -- add LIST -- del LIST-h | -- help -- rm LIST" exit 0; -- add) # ADD User ADD = 1 ADDUSER = $2 shift 2;

The shell script is used to add a user to delete a user's deleted files, #/Bin/bash # DEBUG = 0ADD = 0DEL = 0RM = 0 while [$ #-gt 0] docase $1 in-v |-verbose) DEBUG = 1 shift ;; -h | -- help) # help document echo "'basename $ 0' -- add LIST -- del LIST-h | -- help -- rm LIST" exit 0; -- add) # ADD User ADD = 1 ADDUSER = $2 sh