what is incremental checkpoint?
Answer / shwetha
During normal running of database, dirty buffers are added
to checkpoint queue.Also when a block is first modified it
is entered in the checkpoint queue.The RBA of redo record
is also added.Every 3 sec CKPT records the RBA from
checkpoint queue.In case of instance failure RBA gives the
location from where recovery has to start( Checkpoint
position). During log switch CKPT updates contrl file and
data file headers.
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