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Raghav_DBA
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Might It can be silly question. But in my system today I deleted all redo log file and still I was able to do commit record.
Can anyone tell me how it happened.
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It is likely you did not delete the ONLINE redo logs.
What do you get if you:
SQL> SELECT * FROM sys.v_$log;
?
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