Answer / lalit rana

The strategy which I follow is that I will keep one big
unwanted file (1 GB) size in /oracle/<SID>/oraarch
directory. So that incase the archive struck happens I can
immediate delete the 1 GB file and I get 1GB of space
instanteously for some time and get some time to think for
a permanentely. Or simple solution is if you have space on
disk then increase the size of your mount
point /oracle/<SID>/oraarch .

Answer / deepak

1. (planned)by increasing the space

2. (planned)taking backup

3. moving files to different location


deepak.basis.ua@gmail.com

Answer / m k hazra

have to increase free space in archiving directory.




regards,
manas k hazra

Answer / dnyaneshwar kadam

maintain sufficient free space in ORAARCH directory.

for test execute following sql statement.

SQL> alter system switch logfile;

Answer / ashwin mane

Even you have sufficient free space & you are getting error
regarding oracle archive struck the concern prob. may be
effect of a catche memory. shutdown the instance, clear the
temp, prefetch & restart the system. You can able to
successfully complete the archive.

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