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How to find your log block size? |
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How to find your log block size?
You can find your log block size in bytes with the following query (connected as SYS or internal): select distinct lebsz from x$kccle; This is the unit in which you should set the log_checkpoint_interval parameter (otherwise known as the operating system block size). Some sample sizes are: O/S Log Block Size ======= ============== Solaris 512 bytes HP-UX 1024 bytes NT 512 bytes OpenVMS 512 bytes Digital UNIX 1024 bytes To get it from the operating system, try grep DEV_BSIZE /usr/include/sys/param.h |