No.
The entire set of redo log activity takes place - so the log writer assumes it has written the log despite not calling the final fwrite, iops, or whatever subroutine. So it thinks it is filling a file, and it still does a logswitch and checkpoint at the correct moment.
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since log writer is not writing to the file then we should not have any log switches so except for incremental checkpoints we should not have complete checkpoints resulting from log switches. Correct ?
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