<transcript><audio_253>purposes to go back and look at what sqlite used to do they had the old scheme with Shadow paging because it started in 2000 uh people hadn't advanced in all these protocols as much at that time but then they switched over to rad logging which we're going to talk</transcript><transcript><audio_254>about about next okay and so it makes copies and copies but it does copies in a slightly different way but effectively the same kind all right this is what we need to pay attention to material for exam starts back again we won't ask you questions on Shadow paging okay uh right</transcript><transcript><audio_255>ahead log is the way you implement the Bay Foundation for the recovery protocol the idea is we want to make the steel no Force the opposite of the easiest scheme the hardest scheme is steel no Force work and for that we'll</transcript><transcript><audio_256>have to keep track of what changes are being made and use those changes in two different ways so we'll create something called a log file don't confuse this with a log structured file system I'll make a comment about that in a little</transcript> purposes to go back and look at what sqlite used to do they had the old scheme with Shadow paging because it started in 2000 uh people hadn't advanced in all these protocols as much at that time but then they switched over to rad logging which we're going to talk about about next okay and so it makes copies and copies but it does copies in a slightly different way but effectively the same kind all right this is what we need to pay attention to material for exam starts back again we won't ask you questions on Shadow paging okay uh right ahead log is the way you implement the Bay Foundation for the recovery protocol the idea is we want to make the steel no Force the opposite of the easiest scheme the hardest scheme is steel no Force work and for that we'll have to keep track of what changes are being made and use those changes in two different ways so we'll create something called a log file don't confuse this with a log structured file system I'll make a comment about that in a little
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