archive log file count

How to archive log file created by day in a database? How will I know?

Please make this solution.

Thanks in advance...

Piku says:
Sorry to say... can't find anything useful... is available all useful QUERY SQL abt that?

select * from v$archived_log where COMPLETION_TIME > sysdate -1;

I will give you the number of logs archived in the last 24 hours.

HTH
Johan

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