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Home -> Community -> Mailing Lists -> Oracle-L -> Re: what did I miss? -- nologging generating redo
My off the cuff response is "did you have direct=yes" set in
the parm file or on the command line?
IIRC this is basically the same as using the '/*+ APPEND *' hint in an INSERT statement.
Jared
"Steve McClure" <smcclure_at_usscript.com>
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Subject: what did I miss? -- nologging generating redo
Allright I have a developer that is loading a few gig of historical data,
that will only be used for a very short period of time. I wanted to avoid
dealing with all the redo this is going to create. I created a new
tablespace using the nologging option. The table and it's indexes were
created with the nologging option. Yet as the developer started his load,
using sqlloader, I got swamped with redo logs. The only problem this
presents is that we have a standby db that is located offsite, and at
times
when we have heavy redo activity the archiver processes swamp our
bandwidth.
So no harm was really done, except I have to manually transfer all those
archived logs. I am just wondering what I missed.
Thanks,
Steve
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