RE: Archived logs in wrong destination with 2-node RAC

When you shut down the instance you don't disable the redo thread it's
writing.

One of the other instances will archive redo logs from that thread in some
situations, I have seen it happen when the active instance has wrapped
around all its' redo logs.

 

For this reason and faster recovery considerations I like to use a central,
shared, location as an archive log destination for all the instances. In our
case it's a NetApp volume in NFS.

 

Harel Safra

 

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Subject: Archived logs in wrong destination with 2-node RAC

 


Oracle 10.2.0.3 
AIX 5.3.8.3 + HACMP 5.4.1 
2-node RAC 

Archived log file systems are defined to the local node only; but failover
via HACMP. 

When we shutdown the database instance on node-2, 
(not CRS....just the DB), 
an archive log file is generated from that instance (node-2), 
but shows up in the archive log destination on node-1. 

Happens every time. 
Does not happen to archived logs that are generated via normal operations,
or even a "alter system switch logfile". 

Not a new installation. 
Is a test environment where we turned on archive logging not too long ago. 

Not certain why that archive log is showing up in the other/incorrect side. 


Any ideas? 






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