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Impact upon performance, not materially. &nbsp;It's a good habit to establish your retention needs and to script for a &quot;lean&quot; file system. &nbsp;Personally, I would write the task using dbms_scheduler instead of cron. &nbsp;HTH
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Impact upon performance, not materially.  It's a good habit to establish your retention needs and to script for a "lean" file system.  Personally, I would write the task using dbms_scheduler instead of cron.  HTH

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I have really very poor knowledge in the dbms_scheduler, can you please guide me what the code should be &nbsp;in the dbms_scheduler?<br />

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I have really very poor knowledge in the dbms_scheduler, can you please guide me what the code should be  in the dbms_scheduler?


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Yes I have the oracle enterprise manager running, and I am using it to run the gather_shema_stats job daily, &nbsp;what will be the code to place to purge the LDAP logs?<br />

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Yes I have the oracle enterprise manager running, and I am using it to run the gather_shema_stats job daily,  what will be the code to place to purge the LDAP logs?


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Dear Experts,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; I have noticed that the oracle OID logs are increasing in &quot;$ORACLE_HOME/ldap/log&quot; I am think of copying /dev/null (using the Oracle user) as a cron job weekly to all log files in this location while the system is running, does that have any imapct?
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Dear Experts,
        I have noticed that the oracle OID logs are increasing in "$ORACLE_HOME/ldap/log" I am think of copying /dev/null (using the Oracle user) as a cron job weekly to all log files in this location while the system is running, does that have any imapct?

Purging OID logs &quot;$ORACLE_HOME/ldap/log&quot;

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Purging OID logs &quot;$ORACLE_HOME/ldap/log&quot;

Purging OID logs "$ORACLE_HOME/ldap/log"