Yes I did every time I set the initialization parameter.
Regards
Naveed
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Did you bounce (shutdown startup) your instance?
If you set an initialisation parameter, you will need to cycle
Hi list members,
I'm new in the field of Oracle DBA. I'm trying to change the size of
Redo Buffers by setting the log_buffer parameter in init.ora file. But
its value does not mach to redo buffers when I connect to svrmgr and use
show sga command to view the SGA parameters.
Can anyone help me by
it can be because of log_buffer is enforced to 4 times of OS block size.
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Hi list members,
I'm new in the field of Oracle DBA. I'm trying to change the size of
Redo Buffers by setting
Did you bounce (shutdown startup) your instance?
If you set an initialisation parameter, you will need to cycle your instance
for these parameters to be reinforced.
HTH
Mark
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Bahar
Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2001 14:45
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it
You also get a little difference in the figures
because Oracle puts a little memory (a block I think)
either side of the log buffer for protection.
Cheers
Connor
--- Mark Leith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Did
you bounce (shutdown startup) your instance?
If you set an initialisation
