When cache log table modified "nologging" , Does any problem occur?

Question

test environment   :
    *. readonly cache group :
create readonly cache group cg_tb_test1
autorefresh interval 1 seconds
from
TB_TEST1
(       C1      tt_integer,
         C2      CHAR (10),
         C3      tt_integer,
         C4      CHAR (10),
         C5      CHAR (10),
         C6      CHAR (10),
         C7      CHAR (10),
         C8      CHAR (10),
         C9      tt_integer,
         C10     DATE,
  PRIMARY KEY (C1)
    *. oracle's tables
    SQL> select * from tab;
         TB_TEST1                       TABLE
         TT_06_147954_L                 TABLE
         TT_06_AGENT_STATUS             TABLE
        TT_06_AR_PARAMS                TABLE
        TT_06_CACHE_STATS              TABLE
        TT_06_DATABASES                TABLE
        TT_06_DBSPECIFIC_PARAMS        TABLE
        TT_06_DB_PARAMS                TABLE
        TT_06_DDL_L                    TABLE
        TT_06_DDL_TRACKING             TABLE
        TT_06_LOG_SPACE_STATS          TABLE
        TT_06_SYNC_OBJS                TABLE
        TT_06_USER_COUNT               TABLE
15 rows selected.
    SQL>
After generated cache group , Lots of archive logs generated.  So, I modified the log table "TT_06_147954_L" with "nologging".
Does any problem occur?
Thank you.

Answer 1

If you ever need to recover the Oracle database, or this table, in any way then you are hosed and things will break. Also, I'm pretty sure this is not supported. Why is the logging a problem?
Chris