Fast recovery area size

Oracle 11g r2 on Linux.

The system configuration:

+ DATA (ASM diskgroup data multiplexed logs file online and control files of 300 GBtotal capacity)

FRA (file system like ext3 on the ability of oradata/u01/oradata of separate drive of 300 GB of cooked)

Now create the database with the dbca Wizard:

On the homescreen "Multiplex Redo Logs and control files", I specified oradata/u01/oradata (located on the drive of FRA) and another copy to the location by default of the + DATA diskgroup.

On the screen of the fast recovery area:

Fast recovery area: / u01/oradata
Fast recovery area size: 4122 M bytes
Enable Archiving-> Archive Log Destinations: / u01/oradata


This ASSESSMENT will take the following files to run:

1 multiplexed online redo logs and control files

2 archived redo logs

3 game data files backup (full and incremental)

Given the fact the + storage capacity is 300 GB and the FRA will hold all of the above files, can I change the default 4122 MB to a number close to the 300 GB, such as M 290000 bytes?  or any other number (less than the size of the FRA disc).

Thank you

Scott

You have specified/u01/oradata as the location of your fast recovery area. And then you have specified/u01/oradata as the location of the error log archive and multiplexes onlne logfiles. This will cause terrible confusion. Just because they are in the same path does not mean that they are the same thing. If you did as you described, you do not use the FRA at all. You will need to ask the IS_RECOVERY_DEST_FILE of the views column to check if a file is actually in the FRA, rather than just happening to be in the same directory of file system.

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