What is Archive Log Mode in Oracle Database? | Detailed Explanation by Ankush Sir | Learnomate Class

Описание: In this Learnomate Technologies class, Ankush Sir provides a detailed explanation of Archive Log Mode in Oracle Database. Archive Log Mode is essential for maintaining a complete record of all database changes, enabling you to perform point-in-time recovery and ensure data protection in case of system failures. Ankush Sir breaks down how this mode works, its importance in backup strategies, and when to enable it for optimal database performance. This session is perfect for anyone looking to enhance their Oracle DBA skills.

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