What is table "sh\$sys_storage_table_alias" and why /how is it part of my scoped application?
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09-13-2017 04:10 PM
I am getting validation errors with a new scoped application and want to delete the table, but want to know where it came from first. It has no columns, no data. I am getting similar errors with table "Sh$sys Storage Alias"
What is the result if I simply delete these?
thanks
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05-26-2019 05:25 PM
can some one explain what is a "sh$" table and why is it created? what are its uses is it ok ignore them
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04-10-2024 09:38 AM
Shadow tables are created for Rollback contexts. When the records are deleted from task table (for example), sh$task table will be created and all the records will be saved there to be used; if you hit Rollback. There is a rollback expiration property which will cleanse the table by creating a scheduled job.