See User Global Area (UGA).
A tool within the Oracle advisory framework that uses past undo usage to recommend settings for the UNDO_RETENTION parameter as well as an optimal size for the undo tablespace.
The data blocks changed or updated, along with pointers to rows inserted that are stored in an undo tablespace to support read consistency, rolling back, and recovery from failed transactions or an instance crash. Also referred to as rollback information.
The segment that stores the before image of modified data; used for rollback or transaction recovery purposes.
A special type of tablespace that holds undo data. Only one undo tablespace can be active in the database at any given time.
A user operation that does not generate an error message, but whose result was unintended, such as accidentally dropping a table.
An area in either the SGA (System Global Area) or PGA (Program Global Area) used to keep track of session-specific information. See also Program Global Area (PGA); System Global Area (SGA).
The process that runs on the client computer or application server and connects to the instance using a Server Process.
The failure of a single connection to the database.