Resolving Oracle Archive Capacity Errors: Common Commands and Solutions

0. What is Oracle Archive Capacity Error?

An Oracle Archive Capacity Error is a problem that occurs when the archive log files in a database exceed the allowed capacity. In this case, the database can no longer create archive log files, and database operations may be interrupted.

Below are common ways to resolve an Oracle Archive Capacity Error:

1.Analyze the error message.
2.Check the database settings and adjust the archive log file size and retention period.
3.Delete old archive log files.
4.Change the archive log file storage location.
5.Perform a database backup.
6.Upgrade the Oracle version.
7.Increase the database capacity.

There are various commands to resolve archive capacity errors, and the applicable commands may vary depending on the error situation and cause. Therefore, you need to analyze the error message and log files first and determine the problem-solving method.

Below are common commands for resolving archive capacity errors.

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1. The command for deleting archive log files is as follows:

>>> DELETE ARCHIVELOG ALL BACKED UP 1 TIMES TO DEVICE TYPE DISK;

2. The command for changing the archive log file storage location is as follows:

>>> ALTER SYSTEM SET LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_1='LOCATION=/new/path' SCOPE=BOTH;

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3. The commands for adjusting the archive log file size and retention period are as follows:

ALTER SYSTEM SET LOG_ARCHIVE_MAX_SIZE=100M;
ALTER SYSTEM SET LOG_ARCHIVE_MIN_SUCCEED_DEST=1;

4. The command for increasing the database capacity by 100 MB is as follows:

ALTER DATABASE ADD DATAFILE '/path/to/new/file.dbf' SIZE 100M;

For other errors, it is recommended to analyze the error and determine the appropriate solution.