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<p>or "redo logs".</p>

<p><b>Shortcomings</b>: When journals are used exclusively, the entire (potentially large) history of all system events must be reapplied on every system startup. As a result, journals are often combined with other persistence techniques.</p>

<p><big>Dirty writes</big></p>
<p>This technique is the writing to storage of only those portions of system state that have been modified (are dirty) since their last write. Sophisticated document editing applications, for example, will use dirty writes to save only those portions of a document</p><p>
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