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Kelly-Anne,
It is best to have a small disk for your offline ARCHIVE logs(assuming you're running in log mode). Datafile are on RAID.
Now, if your RAID crashes(don't say this never happens !), you are able to
do a complete recovery by:
1. Restoring datafiles from tape or whatever to RAID
2. Applying archive logs from tape and the most recent ones from the
NON-RAID disk
If the archive disk crashes, no problem, but do make a backup of the
datafiles immediately, because your
recent work is not in the archive logs.
Concerning your ONLINE redo logs, it is also wise to duplicate them on a small disk.
Roelof K. Salomons
Database Administrator UvA
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email: dba_at_ic.uva.nl
"Kelly-Anne Frendo" <kfrendo_at_bvb.gi> schreef in bericht
news:A3C801763DAFD411A57900508B9AAF972922_at_HEARTOFGOLD...
> From Sybrand Bakker's mail,
> "Main conclusion : don't put redolog files on RAID 5"
>
> However, I do not understand why not.
> Can anyone explain this to me?
> Thanks
> K.
>
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Received on Wed Jan 03 2001 - 06:59:38 CST