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    proper setting of archive log.

    DEAR FRIENDS,

    My current DB Mode is NOARCHIVELOG.I will change it ARCHIVELOG.my log_archive_dest,log_archive_dest_1,..... are empty.Will it make any problem to shift to archive log?Do we need to multiplex archive log?

    I am a very new DBA...

    THANKS IN ADVANCE...

    SHIHAB

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    First understand why archivelog is required. Why the DB was running in NOARCHIVELOG so far? Shifting into Archivelog mode will not make any issue. Remember to have a backup stratagey for archivelog files and clearning it down. Multiplexing archivelogs, again depend on, how important is your data. I don't think such an important DB will run in NOARCHIVELOG mode with a new DBA.
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    comment

    Actually the data is important.The management is not very aware of these kinds of things.So far so good.Should I put log_archive_dest before I shift to ARCHIVELOG mode?

    Thank you.

    Shihab

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    You must be working in Middle East!

    Yes, Set the parameter

    log_archive_dest_1='location= ARCHIVE LOCATION'

    Read this chapter before you start.

    http://download-west.oracle.com/docs...o.htm#i1008343
    Last edited by Thomasps; 06-24-2007 at 04:08 AM.
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    thank you very much...

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