DB out of space
Hi all,
I have a problem with my DB tier.My linux OS has only 47 MB free space.so i m getting ora-00257 archiver error error.
So please explain which files i have to delete now to free up space to run the DB fine..
Thanks in advance.
932117 wrote:
Hi all,
I have a problem with my DB tier.My linux OS has only 47 MB free space.so i m getting ora-00257 archiver error error.
So please explain which files i have to delete now to free up space to run the DB fine..
Thanks in advance.Hi
Since you have only 47mb of space and i guess the size of redo logfile is more than 47mb due to which it is not able to archive the redo log files .
As you have not provided the more details about your database , take the backup of archivelog and delete the archives log from the disk . take the backup as
RMAN>backup archivelog all ;
For more details about it check the below link :
http://neeraj-dba.blogspot.in/2011/04/automatic-archiving-stop-when-archive.html
--neeraj
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