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Transactions log - transactions uncommited, commited, checkpoint

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Hi all,

I come from an Oracle background and I know i shouldn't make a side by side comparison between the two products but I would like to know the difference between them though and i hope gurus here can shed some light to my questions below->

Q1) In oracle, there are undo segments/tablespace which is use for rolling back uncommitted transactions.

Can I check that for SQL server,  all undo, redo information required to rollback/rollforward transactions are store in transaction logs only right ?

Q2) If all rollback,rollfoward(recovery) information is stored in the SQL server transaction logs, can i make the following assumption on a high level note

a) a full backup only include transactions logs that are needed to recover from uncommitted transactions since the start of the backup

b) a transaction log backup include transaction logs since the last_lsn from the most recent transaction log backup and that includes both committed and uncommitted transactions

- the checkpoint_lsn has no role to play in both activities on top.

Regards,
Noob


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