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December 20th 06, 01:54 AM
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Oracle redo logs
Hi.. I recently ran into a company that archives (daily) their Oracle
redo logs... each log is around 100MB... they have heavy transactions and run 3 rotational logs. So thats about 300MB per day. My question is, do they need to do this? Do they need to archive onto secondary every day's redo log files? I am not a DBA, so I cannot advise them on this topic, but trying to get a feel for standard practices here Jon. 
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December 20th 06, 05:07 AM
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