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Redo log buffer size

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We noticed something curious in our database. The parameter file specifies the LOG_BUFFER to be 1048576, but if I say "show parameter log_buffer," the value is set to 14282752! Is there another setting in Oracle that would override the size of the redo log buffer?
Sam
Sam
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assuming your oracle verision is 10g,
Take a look at the following metalink notes:
*604351.1 -ORACLE CALCULATION OF LOG_BUFFER SIZE IN 10G*
*373018.1LOG_BUFFER Differs from the Value Set in the spfile or pfile* -
Also at:
http://space.itpub.net/html/91/7695891-66388.html
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