I think there is a table like v$loghistory that has
the information about latest log switches. Not sure
about the correct name, but you can search dba_objects
for object_name like '%LOG_HIST%' you'll probably find
it
G
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> Hi,
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> How to Know when switching RedoLogs occur?
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> Oracle 8.0.6.2 TRUE 64 5.0
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> Thank's...
>
> javs
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