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REDO LOG BUFFER

KMWSDec 9 2013 — edited Jan 27 2015

Whenever a DML like Insert statement is issued it gets written to the Database buffer cache first by the server process(dedicated server).

Which process writes this DML activity to the redo log buffer ?

I guess DML is first written to the redolog files and only after that the same DML is committed to the data files.Is this correct ?

Can get any references to read on how any activity/DML is processed with a Oracle architecture perspective.

Thanks

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