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RE: multiple archive destinations

From: Hallas, John <HallasJ_at_logicae.com>
Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2001 10:30:00 -0700
Message-ID: <F001.002F3218.20010426091528@fatcity.com>

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Tom,
You don't mention what size the redo logs are. Might it not be more efficient to have fewer but larger sized redo logs which will give the archiver time to copy the data prior to the redo log being ready for overwriting.
I know I have not answered the main point re multiple arc processes to different destinations but I have not got time to look at the docs at the moment.
John

                -----Original Message-----
                From:   blair_at_pjm.com [mailto:blair_at_pjm.com]
                Sent:   26 April 2001 16:51
                To:     Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
                Subject:        multiple archive destinations

                RDBMS: 8.1.6.2  OS: AIX 4.3.3

                Our large (600G) insert-intensive (17Meg / min) database has
24 on-line redo
                logs (8 each on 3 disks used in round-robin fashion) and
occasionally has
                problems with the archiver being unable to keep up with the
data fill rate.
                When this happens on-line redo logs fill faster than the ARC
process can write
                them.  I have successfully used more than one ARC process
but of course all ARC
                processes are writing to the same destination (which becomes
the limiting
                factor).

                What I'd really like to do is use more than one archive log
destination - with 2
                (or more) ARC processes - each writing to a separate
destination.  But reading
                through the manual it looks like the multiple archive
destination facility was
                developed for multiplexing each redo log to more than one
destination (for
                hot-standbys for example) - rather than each redo log to one
of several
                destinations depending on which ARC process is working on
it.
                Is there any way to accomplish my purpose?

                thanks,

                ..tom




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