Flashback Recovery area in Oracle 10g

Hi,
our db_recovery_file_dest_size = 4G after this is filled, when i am logging in as a user, archiver error ORA-00257 has occured. I want to avoid this error coming every time, is there any way to automatically delete some of the files when it (db_recovery_file_dest) is full, like deleting very old flashback logs inorder to retain space & avoid that error. Experts share your experience...
Thanks

From http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/backup.102/b14192/setup005.htm#sthref271
Exactly which of the eligible files will be deleted to satisfy a space request is unpredictable. The rules governing the selection of specific files for deletion are likely to change between releases and are dependent upon your configuration. The safe and reliable way to control deletion of files from the flash recovery area is to change your retention policy. If you wish to increase the likelihood that files moved to tape are also retained on disk to minimize expected restore and recovery times, increase the flash recovery area quota.
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Experts share your experience. Appreciate your reply in this regard..........
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Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
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Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn
Error 0 in kwqmnpartition(), aborting txn

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As this is your PRODUCTION system THEN_ The best help to offer in case of ORA-600, and ORA-7445 is to open SR with metalink. Submit with the SR the following
1- Alert log
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3- Describe what was happening when you had these errors.
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Then Do your best to patch 10.2.0.4 and the latest CPU patch.
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