Turn database logging on

hello all,
turn database logging on , - FRA configured, what i have to do?
1) can i go mount status and alter database in archivelog mode and then start the database?
or anything else like logging vs nologging, just confused

Hi
you can enable archivelog mode and force logging mode (for dataguard, streams,...).
ALTER DATABASE FORCE LOGGING;
or
ALTER DATABASE ADD SUPPLEMENTAL LOG DATA;
you find a lot of infos in the oracle dok.
In which context do you ask this question?
HTH

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See screen capature.
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NIDBerror.png ‏17 KB

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