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sqlloader with nologging mode [message #313564] Sun, 13 April 2008 14:43 Go to next message
pankajkmeena
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In partitioned table both table and partition NOLOGGING attribute is set. But during upload of data via SQLLOADER (direct=N) redo is generating.

Is there is any way of supressing redo generation during data load.

thankx
Re: sqlloader with nologging mode [message #313565 is a reply to message #313564] Sun, 13 April 2008 14:52 Go to previous messageGo to next message
BlackSwan
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>Is there is any way of supressing redo generation during data load.
NO
Re: sqlloader with nologging mode [message #313567 is a reply to message #313565] Sun, 13 April 2008 14:57 Go to previous message
pankajkmeena
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thankx
actually i want solution of below problem

i am having a large partitioned (50 GB) table in database running in no archieve mode .This table gets updated only using sqlloader .
Now in order to take incremental rman backup i want to unable archieve log mode .
But i dont want redo gets generated during insertion using sql-loader .
This is possible through direct path sql-load.
My problem is that this table is indexed on Four different columns .(1 uniq & 3 nonuniq). So will direct path load make then unusable and rebuilding them takes very much time.

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