Yes you have to move them to tape and either compress or delete them
once you have backed up the logs and datafiles.... Check out the
Backup and Recovery Handbook by Velpuri, there are some pretty good
examples there.
If you don't clean out the archive directory on occasion, the database
will hang when that filesystem is filled. you won't get a message that
it's hung but it will hang.
- "Farnsworth, Dave" <DFarnsworth_at_Ashleyfurniture.com> wrote:
> I finally get to put our 8.1.7 on NT databases into archivelog mode.
> We have a third party app vendor that would not support us if I did
> this but I finally convinced them that is the way to go and it should
> not effect the app. Anyway, I am reading chapter 7 from the
> Administrators Guide, Managing Archived Redo Logs. I know I have to
> set the parameters in the init.ora to achieve automatic archiving;
>
> log_archive_start=true
> log_archive_dest_1 = "location=my\disk\drive"
> log_archive_format=%%ORACLE_SID%%T%T%S.ARC -or somthing like that
>
> One thing I don't see in TFM is, do these archived redo logs just
> keep accumulating in the destination directory set in the
> log_archive_dest_1 parameter? Do I need to create a process to get
> them to tape and then once on tape, delete these old archive redo
> logs through my process?
> I'm just excited to be able to finally go to archivelog mode. Once I
> get the basics down then I want to investigate using RMAN.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dave
>
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