Re: redo log problem

On Thu, 15 Jul 1999 15:47:03 -0400, Kenneth C Stahl <BluesSax_at_Unforgettable.com> wrote:

>Connor McDonald wrote:
>
>>
>> Fair points but in real terms the redo logs are generally a tiny
>> fraction of the size the database occupies...Hence adding more won't
>> increase the disk space usage by any great degree so why put up with
>> delays (as small as they may be)...
>
>Sigh.....You are probably right. My users are tough though. They would see the
>addition of a redo log as a major modification to the database and I'd have to go
>through a lengthy change process with review boards, justifications and documents
>detailing the amount of time needed for the change, anticipated impacts, detailed
>procedures, backout procedures, etc.
>

You do it while the DB is online, nobody will notice :) It's not harmful

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