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Todd Storch wrote:
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> I am currently configuring anOracle NT dual pentium pro server with RAID 1.
> I am new to the use of fault tolerant disk systems. Are there reasons to
> use Oracle mirroring for redo log files versus using RAID 1?
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> Todd Storch
> todd.storch_at_wang.com
First of all, Oracle7 requires you to have at least two redo log groups
with one log member each. I recommend you have as many groups as you
need so that the Archiver can keep up with the Logwriter during heavy
loads and that you have two or more log members per group. Oracle
doesn't know whether or not you're hardware mirroring. If you use
Oracle's log group/member mirroring, you eliminate a single point of
failure should the current redo group or a needs-to-be-archived redo
group becomes corrupted.
-- Rich Woods Technical Field Support Specialist, Oracle Corporation, USA The above statements and opinions are my own and do not necessarily represent those of Oracle Corporation.Received on Tue Dec 17 1996 - 00:00:00 CST
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