Execute the following SQL to restore the data in the test_temp table to 2011 04 29 11:06:00
Note that all data must be deleted first, otherwise it may cause data duplication or create a new table with the same table structure as the test_temp structure, and import the data to the new table
delete from test_temp;
insert into test_temp
select *
from test_temp as of timestamp to_timestamp('20110429 11:06:00', 'yyyymmdd HH:mi:ss')
commit;
24-hour
select *
from cm_custom_sort as of timestamp to_timestamp('20160808 16:40:01', 'yyyymmdd hh24:mi:ss')
Attached: The data after truncate is unrecoverable
truncate table test_temp;
ORACLE restores the data in the table to a certain point in time
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