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What is an Archiver?

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Oracle - What is an Archiver? - April 10, 2009 at 11:00 AM

What is an Archiver?  

Archiving is the process of removing of old data and unused data from the main databases. This process keeps databases smaller, more manageable and thus acquires performance gain. To archive data, you can either delete data from the database or copy the data to a history table and delete that data from the database.

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