Re: ARCHIVE Logging
Date: 1995/06/04
Message-ID: <3qtqtg$ar7_at_newsbf02.news.aol.com>#1/1
I highly recommend the setup you talked about, that is archiving to disk first, then tape. I also recommend what we have done:
We have created an NFS partition on our file server, and mounted it to the production Oracle box. The redo_logs are written to this NFS partition. That way, if we lose the Oracle box, we do not lose the redo_logs. We also mirror this NFS server, making the backups of the backups twice as safe.
Also, we have a separate file system for production and development redologs. That way a development db load will not bring down our production server, etc. We also use an online backup script that does a hot backup every night. Took a year to write and debug,,,,Interested, drop me a line
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am rungonmt (that is, running on empty....) LOL Received on Sun Jun 04 1995 - 00:00:00 CEST