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Home -> Community -> Usenet -> c.d.o.server -> Re: Flooding Log Files
jack dectis wrote:
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> At the very least your log files should be much larger
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> Maybe 100 - 500 meg each for starters.
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> Maybe your log source and archive destination disks need to
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> dedicated to those purposes as well if you really crank out the updates.
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> Van Messner wrote:
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> > Anyone
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> > One of our databases has 4 log groups of size 6M each (2 members per
> > group). The other day I used an alter index..rebuild to rebuld a 300MB
> > index that had thrown 100 extents. ARCH had trouble keeping up and I could
> > see from the alert log that log groups filled faster than they could be
> > archived. The rebuild took about fifteen minutes and not much else was
> > putting a load on the database at the time.
> > Is index rebuilding generally this demanding of ARCH? And if the index
> > is in an "INDEX" tablespace should the rebuild need resources from the
> > SYSTEM tablespace?
> > Running a Novell server, Oracle 7.3, DB size of maybe 50G and around
> > 1500 objects.
> >
> > Thanks for your knowledge
> >
> > Van
100-500 Meg each !? That seems very high for redo log files....
We run 6 x 40m on a 80G system, 400 or so concurrent users, and I can't remember the last time we got redo waits...
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