Re: RESIZING ON-LINE REDO LOGS

From: SAWMTIM.SME.ORG <SAWMTIM_at_SUN1000.SME.ORG>
Date: Sun, 19 Mar 1995 15:55:25 -0500
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Ryan,

I usually just create additional redo logs with larger sizes. As Oracle shifts to the larger files, I drop the smaller ones.

Tim Sawmiller
Society of Manufacturing Engineers
sawmtim_at_sme.org

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I have been keeping a close eye on an application that just went production for us. Currently, our on-line redo logs are set to 1M in size. Yesterday, about 15 or so archived logs were generated in about 5 minutes. If this keeps up, I would like to change my redo log size. Does anyone know of an easy way, or have a procedure for changing the on-line redo log size? I'll probably bump them up to 5M if the same number of archived logs continues to be generated.

Thanks for any responses,

Ryan

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