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Re: mirroring log files on raided drive?

From: <satar_at_my-dejanews.com>
Date: Mon, 30 Nov 1998 21:00:29 GMT
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It is a good idea to have at leaste two members per group (even in a RAID enviroment) so if one of your log members become corrupt, it still can write to the second member. Having one of your log members go bad (without a second one) is a single point of failure.

-Satar

In article <36614A9C.91074493_at_best.com>,   "Susan E. Hall" <suehall_at_best.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have come into a shop after a previous dba and am wondering why
> logfiles are set up in groups with two members on a huge raided drive.
> This just seems like a lot of extra writing for no benefit. There is a
> current post on stale log files and using mirrored logs, and how that
> could impact an archivelog mode environment.
>
> We don't run in that mode in this small server, mostly NT based, shop.
> Any insight on this setup would be welcome.
>
>

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