Oracle 10g can do that.
Basically you can do a flashback of a database or a table to a point in history.
Ed
Patrick Rigney wrote:
>
> > <RANT FRUSTRATION=HIGH>
> > Who's the asshole that decided an UPDATE command in SQL without a WHERE
> > clause defaults to ALL?
> > </RANT>
>
> Ouch. Same for DELETE by the way.
>
> This may be a good opportunity to pick up the thread about MySQL and other
> databases. :-)
>
> One of the things that mission-critical-appropriate databases provide, IMHO,
> is a running transaction log or similar mechanism that facilitates not only
> transaction management and rollback, but also backup and recovery up to a
> point in time. I'm pretty sure MySQL doesn't offer this. Does anyone know
> if PostgreSQL does?
>
> Patrick
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