/oracle/SID/920_64 is 99% full

I want to know that can i delete /oracle/SDV/920_64/rdbms/log files which are 3 gb in size. Any standard transaction is there for ?

Hi,
You can sure delete .trc file...
But alert_<SID>.log contains useful information about oracle activities.
In alert_<SID>.log, Oracle keep logging the information whatever happening right from the database startup to database shutdown.
So it is important log file to check oracle errors.
Even if you want to delete alert_<SID>.log for any reason, first back it up and then delete. So that you can refer the log for past references.
Regards.
Rajesh Narkhede

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