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Oracle SCN : System Change Number

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System Change Number

SCN is a number generated in the database on the occurrence of an event in the database, the event could be

  • DML statement execution
  • SELECT statement execution
  • DDL statement
  • Commit statement
SCN (system change number)


Whenever this type of transaction happens, the current timestamp converted into the system change number (SCN)

SCN is useful in MANY DATABASE SCENARIOS SUCH AS

  • Instance Recovery
    • Roll forward
    • Rollback
  • Backup and recovery 
  • Read consistency

SCN is always incrementing because timestamps always increase.

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