>
> NOLOGGING is only applicable to certain operations like INSERTS in
> APPEND mode and direct path loads using SQL*Loader.
> Ordinary INSERTS and UPDATES will be logged.
> On a properly tuned system the belief INSERTS and UPDATES are faster
> without logging should be qualified as an unproven superstition.
> Oracle added the FORCE LOGGING clause for standby situations, to
> override any NOLOGGING operations. Any idea why? Do you *really* think
> NOLOGGING is recommended? Or do you like quick job changes?
>
> --
> Sybrand Bakker
> Senior Oracle DBA
Ok thanks a lot Sybrand. Evidently I misunderstood the use.
Received on Sun Dec 10 2006 - 00:30:56 CST
