$ORACLE_HOME/admin/ora/arch [message #369307] |
Thu, 10 August 2000 09:29  |
will at interactivefunds.
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question: i've got a whole messload of files in
$ORACLE_HOME/admin/ora/arch (sequential archive logs,
maybe?).. that are chewing up roughly 4gigs now.
what's the process to reclaim this space?
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Re: $ORACLE_HOME/admin/ora/arch [message #369309 is a reply to message #369307] |
Thu, 10 August 2000 23:07  |
allen
Messages: 15 Registered: August 2000
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Just delete the files (These are the files generated by oracle when your online redo log is full and your database is in ARCHIVELOG mode. Oracle switches to the next re-do log file and automatically migrate the redo log to the dir you specified.) You should have a procedure setup to delete these files when backup is done, but make sure you don't delete the most current one, you may have problem when you do recovery).
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