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What is the name of the back ground process that modifies the db buffer cache?

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Last Update: June 11, 2008 Asked by: Bhaskar Gouda

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November 13, 2007 00:25:45

Priyanka Arya

RE: What is the name of the back ground process that m...

SERVER Process records changes to undo and data blocks in the database buffer cache.

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March 13, 2008 05:42:17

narendrakalyani

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RE: What is the name of the back ground process that modifies the db buffer cache?

it's DBWR is called database writer which used for write a dirty or modified block from database buffer cache to datafile

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June 11, 2008 11:03:51

mdrijwan

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RE: What is the name of the back ground process that modifies the db buffer cache?

The server process modifies the db buffer cache. DBWn only writes the data from DBBC to datafiles. It does not modify the database buffer cache.

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