Linda,
This information is covered in the Backup and Recovery
Internals course offered by Oracle.
In addition to the info provided by Riyaj, here are
some more details:
flg values:
0x01 log has been archived
0x02 no more space available in log
0x04 the next log to be used
0x08 the current log
0x10 log is being cleared
hws: header write sequence
I'm not sure what this is used for, but I imagine
it's another cross check mechanism to ensure that the
correct version of the block is being accessed.
Lest you get the idea to manually hack the file
headers, a checksum is stored in the file header.
HTH,
-- Anita
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Linda
> Welcome to Oracle! I am aware that db2 has
> wealth of documentation
> and manuals, but you would n't find these
> information any where in the
> Oracle documentation..
> Anyway , here is the info that you are looking for:
> Again, this is from my
> memory so use caution..
>
> siz: Indicates the size of the log file in log block
> size. So your log
> file size would be 20480 * 512 =10M
> seq: Log sequence # in hex
> hws: heck, I don't remember this:-( Been a while
> looking at this..
> bsz:log block size. same as 'select lebsz from
> x$kccle'
> nab:next available block.
> flg:Status of the log, like current etc. If I
> remember correctly, this is
> a bitmap to indicate various statuses.
> dup: # of members in the group.
>
> Thanks
> Riyaj "Re-yas" Shamsudeen
> Certified Oracle DBA
> i2 technologies www.i2.com
>
>
>
>
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> Hello,
> I'm looking for documentation to name and label the
> output from the dump
> of redo headers and logs. For example,
> siz: 0x5000 seq: 0x00001087 hws: 0x2 bsz: 512 nab:
> 0x5001 flg: 0x0 dup: 2
> The size parameter is what, the header size in hex?
> x5000 = decimal
> 20480?
> In the DB2 world, this kind of information is
> readily available and
> provided to licensed customers in the DB2 Diagnosis
> Manual. I would think
> the Oracle diagnosis info should be as available as
> IBM's. Yes? A search
> in MetaLink for this list returned zero hits: siz
> seq hws bsz nab flg dup
>
>
> Any information or referral to documentation is
> appreciated. Thanks,
> Linda. Oracle DBA, former IBM DB2 L2.
>
>
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