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Any chance you can move all this activity (which it sounds like you don't want archive logging for) to another instance. Unfortunately I don't know of a way Oracle can let you turn off logging or archiving at a tablespace level.
Temporary tables also come to mind.
Also, maybe run a job several times a day and copy the logs to tape and then remove them?
chrisforbis_at_yahoo.com (Chris Forbis) wrote in message news:<f2dc430d.0105301657.4dd8c63a_at_posting.google.com>...
> I have Archive Logging on on a 8.1.7 database. I have many users on
> this. Each user has tables in USERS tablespace. All is good.
> Archive logs are kept for backup recovery. All seems work work well.
>
> I added a new TableSpace (NAME=NOLOGSPACE) When I created this
> TABLESPACE I added the NO LOGGING option. When I look at it in
> DBAStudio or any table in it it says LOGGING is off. This tablespace
> is a Locally Managed TableSpace. Also in DBA Studio it says next to
> the No Logging that this will keep inserts/updates/and deletes from
> beging logged.
>
> The problem: I went from 2 meg a day of Archive Logs :) Not much
> besides selects being done. To the now 1.2 gig a day. (I don't have
> the space for this) I need the User TABLESPACE and system to be
> logged, but the NOLOGSPACE is also being logged. It gets 100,000's of
> inserts a day, and also just as many deletes The whole TableSpace is
> only 75meg. Any idea how to fix this issue?
>
> Thank you
> Chris
Received on Fri Jun 01 2001 - 12:59:02 CDT
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