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ORA-08180: no snapshot found based on specified time

Hi team,
As I am using certain flashback queries on a table to retrieve certain data, so for example, I have used one of these:
select * from service_req_prod versions between timestamp
to_timestamp('2021-07-03 09:22:33', 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS')
and
to_timestamp('2021-07-04 09:22:33', 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS');
So, the above query is giving me the error:
ORA-08180: no snapshot found based on specified time
What does the above error mean? Does it mean that there was not any data present during that timeline? I am certain that I did lose 1-2 rows of data, but like the above queries , I have tried other queries as well but its showing the same error. Is there any problem with the query? How should I approach this issue?
Thanks and regards
Ankan
Answers
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The error is saying that Oracle doesn't know what SCNs represent the timestamps you've given it.
As far as I'm aware, Oracle only keeps a few days worth of timestamp to SCN relationships so any flashback queries before then require you to use the SCN-based versions query format.
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Hi AndyH,
Thanks for your response. Can you help me with any documentation regarding SCN-based version query format? As far as I know the SCN is assigned AFTER THE COMMIT. I did not write down any COMMIT command. So where can I grab the SCN and make the necessary changes. How to deal with this issue?