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    Log Buffer Size

    i execute the following script
    SQL> @c:\sga_statistics.sql;

    PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

    SQL> set serveroutput on;
    SQL> /
    > SGA CACHE STATISTICS
    > ********************
    > SQL Cache Hit rate = 99.24
    > Dict Cache Hit rate = 99.67
    > Buffer Cache Hit rate = 99.88
    > Redo Log space requests = 1440
    >
    > INIT.ORA SETTING
    > ****************
    > Shared Pool Size = 52428800 Bytes
    > DB Block Buffer = 32768 Blocks
    > Log Buffer = 20971520 Bytes
    >
    *** HINT: Log Buffer value is rather low!

    should i have to increase the size of log_buffer Because Redo Log space requests = 1440 is high?
    What u'll suggest Sir?
    thanx in advance

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    Your log buffer is too big. What is your redo log file size? "Redo Log space requests" shows the number of times a user process wait for a redo log file not for buffer.
    Last edited by Thomasps; 10-12-2006 at 04:35 AM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Thomasps
    Your log buffer is too big. What is your redo log file size? "Redo Log space requests" shows the number of times a user process wait for a redo log file not for buffer.
    we are having 3 redo log file of 1M
    should i increase size to 20m and add 1 more redo file?

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    Hi,

    I think increasing Redo Log size and Decreasing Log Buffer size might just help you.

    Your Log_buffer is too big

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    1M? are you serious??

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    20MB Log buffer and 1MB Redo log file.. Funny..! And that is the origion of your problem.

    Make 3 - 5 MB Log buffer and 25MB Log file atleast - Again depends on your Redo generation.
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    Dear Thomas,

    What is advisable size of REdo Log file, if Redo generation for the day is around 15 for 100MB size.

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    I assume you have 15 file and each file is 100MB generating 1500 MB redo per day. I will go for 300MB redo log files.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Thomasps
    20MB Log buffer and 1MB Redo log file.. Funny..! And that is the origion of your problem.

    Make 3 - 5 MB Log buffer and 25MB Log file atleast - Again depends on your Redo generation.
    Log buffer is still too big even at 3 MB...

    Try starting out at 512K for you log buffer....

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    Quote Originally Posted by pareshjavkar
    Dear Thomas,

    What is advisable size of REdo Log file, if Redo generation for the day is around 15 for 100MB size.
    I'd leave your log file alone at 100mb... If the db is generating more than 1 archive file per say 10 - 20 minutes.. then its time to increase the size.

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