Re: FGRD AND ARCH

From: Douglas Hawthorne <dfhawthorne_at_computer.org>
Date: Thu, 8 Apr 2004 21:20:50 +1000
Message-ID: <025001c41d5b$8c4e7d00$0100000a@yourns7nxr4r4g>

Fahd,

According to the Database Reference manual, FGRD means that this archived log was registered by a foreground process. This is done via the ALTER SYSTEM ARCHIVE LOG command. The server process which issued the command then archives the specified REDO log file.

Douglas Hawthorne

> would anybody plz tell me what is the differenct between FGRD and ARCH.
> I have consulted the oracle documentation but in vain.
> Fahd

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