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Oracle instance cranking out archived logs at a furious pace

Asked by I_play_with_DNA in Oracle 10.x, Oracle Database

I have two oracle instances running on the same machine.  One of these instances is cranking out archived logs at the rate of about 200 MB per minute.  Naturally, this quickly fills my flash recovery area, the archiver hangs and the database becomes unavailable until the archive logs are cleared.

My problem is....I can't figure out why these logs are being generated.  I assume there must be an incredibly huge number of transactions happening in the database, but the reported size of the database is not increasing.  The CPU meter in OEM reports about 30% constant CPU usage.

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