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Disable archive/redo logging in procedure and/or on specific tables

Asked by msadegursky in Oracle 3rd Party Tools

Tags: redo, disable, index, log, tables

Hi!

I really hope someone can help. I'm running oracle 8.1.5 on Sun Solaris.
Here is the problem:
I have an integration that takes a text file and loads it into a staging table. I loaded 77 files with roughly 22,000 rows in each file. After loading all the files, the staging table sits at 1.6 million rows. After it loaded, this ate up 1.27 GIGs of archive redo load space on my machine. I understand that SQL Loader can help this because I can run it without archiving, however, that is not the bigger problem.
After the data has been loaded into the staging table, a procedure is run to move the data into the live tables. The data moves from 1 table into 3 different tables. Unforunately, I cannot use SQL loader to move the data into the other tables because I have sequence numbers that are the primary and foreign keys, also, I have exception handling for duplicate value on index on every insert statement. When this procedure ran, it ate up 10 GIG of redo logs and it was only about half way through.
The big question is, is there a way to disable the redo logs in the procedure so that I don't create any when the procedure runs? I don't need them for this procedure because if there was a database failure, I can simply reload from the text files. However, obviously I need to have the redo logs working otherwise.
There are a couple of options if possible.
1) whenever the procedure is run, this procedure does not create redo logs
2) do not create redo logs when inserting or updating the specific tables in the procedure. I can live without the redo logs on the 3 tables that the procedure is inserting and updating to.

Can anyone help please.

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Disable archive/redo logging in procedure and/or on specific tables

Asked by msadegursky in Oracle 3rd Party Tools

Tags: redo, disable, index, log, tables

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