S.No
|
With Recovery
|
With Norecovery
|
Standby\Readonly
|
1
|
Leave the database in online mode.
|
Leave the database in restoring mode.
|
Leave the database in
readonly mode.
|
2
|
No further restore is possible.
|
Further restore is possible.
|
Further restore is possible.
|
3
|
User can able to access
|
Users can’t.
|
Users can able to read the
databases.
|
4
|
Rollback the uncommitted transactions
|
Does not rollback the uncommitted transactions
|
It undoes uncommitted transactions
, but saves the undo actions in a
standby file so
that recovery effects
can be reverted.
|
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