Nixon,
It is based on your O/S block size.
If your O/S block size is 512 bytes then you would set the value
>4096 if want to chekpoint only at log switches for redo logs of size 2MB.
I think Windows NT block size is 512 bytes.
Regards
Suhen
Hi,
I would like to know how the value in the log_checkpoint_interval is
presented, is it in blocksize or is it based on other factor?
If I have 2MB redo log size, what could be the appropriate value of
log_checkpoint_interval.
Thanks in advance!
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