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When archiving what gets put in logs????

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jballum

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Jul 10, 2000
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I have a site that is set with Archiving on and was looking for a little information as to what exactly is logged when an Insert statement is done and an Update statement as well.

The reason I ask is the logs are taking up approx. twice as much space as the database itself.

Note: before the process was run it was verified that the archive location was empty.

Thanx

JB
 
Nothing unusual, because your database stores only current data snapshot, while logs - all the changes, i.e. a lot of states. It's the same as the size of photo and size of movie.

Regards, Dima
 
Dima,

So I do an update and in the log it logs what exactly?

JB
 
Hi,
( May I Dima?),
When it is triggered by the ARCH process it copies the Redo
Log - so it contains all the redo log entries..

It does not do this when you perform the update ( the changes are 'written' to the redo log) , but when the redo log needs archiving..

To learn more about this, read the DBA docs and the Oracle concepts manual.

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