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Thanks DBA's,
OK, I recently restored the "PROD" database to another NT server as "DEV". Thanks for all your input. The best way to learn is to test. Before I could open the database, I had to use the RECOVER DATABASE UNTIL CANCEL USING BACKUP CONTROLFILE; option. After cancelling without applying any logs, I was able to open the database with the RESETLOGS option.
The "PROD" database in running in ARCHIVELOG mode. I am running the "DEV" database in NOARCHIVELOG mode.
If I change the ARCHIVE MODE to ARCHIVELOG on "DEV", can I apply the archived logs from "PROD" to "DEV" database daily?
What are the procedures?
Also could I have used the option NORESETLOGS ARCHIVELOG with the CREATE CONTROLFILE statement?
What are the requirements?
BTW,
I observed some Archived Logs on the PROD database with sequence numbers
having a greater range than the current sequence.
For example, the current logs have sequence like Arc3685.1 while there are a
few created at random from April to August with sequence numbers like
Arc5164.1 to Arc5214.1.
What controls the sequence numbering for archived log files?
How can you explain the change of sequence numbers at random?
Regards,
Denmark W.
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