Names of the BRARCHIVE Detail Logs (SAP Library - SAP Database Guide: Oracle (BC-DB-ORA-DBA))

Names of the BRARCHIVE Detail Logs

Every detail log contains a name with the following format:

a<encoded timestamp>.<ext>

The first characters indicate the encoded time the archiving was performed (action ID). The extension (function ID) indicates the type of archiving.

Possible function IDs:

sve : Offline redo log files archived for the first time (option -s ).

cpy : Offline redo log files archived a second time (option -sc ).

svd : Offline redo log files were archived and then deleted from the archiving directory (option -sd ).

cpd : Offline redo log files were archived a second time and then deleted from the archiving directory (option -scd ).

dsv : Archived redo log files were deleted (option -ds ).

dcp : Offline redo log files that had been archived twice were deleted (option -dc ).

ssv : Offline redo log files were archived twice. Archiving was performed on two tape devices in parallel (option -ss ).

ssd : Offline redo log files were archived twice and then deleted. Archiving was performed on two tape devices in parallel (option -ssd ).

cps : Archived offline redo log files were archived for a second time. Then continues with the archiving of the files newly included in the archiving directory (option -cs ).

cds: Archived offline redo log files were archived for a second time and deleted. Then continues with the archiving of the files newly included in the archiving directory (option -cds ).

tia : The BRARCHIVE option -i , -i force or -i show was used to initialize a volume or display the information in the label.

qua : The BRARCHIVE option -q or -q check was used to display which volumes are to be used for archiving or make sure that those volumes were actually mounted; no archiving was started.

cma : The BRARCHIVE option -k only was used to perform a software compression, but no archiving was started. This can be used to determine the current compression rate of all offline redo log files.

fst : The BRARCHIVE option -f stop was used to stop a BRARCHIVE run.

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