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IDR- 030553

IDR-
030553

[INFO] Oracle parser context:\nThread:
thread_ID
. Sequence:
redo_log_sequence_number
.\nCurrent record at RBA:
RBA
. SCN:
SCN
. Length:
redo_record_length
.\nLWN context:\nStarted from block
block_number
. Length:
LWN_length
(the last block is
block_number
).\nRBA:
RBA
.\n\nRun the following SQL commands to create a trace file for this LWN:\nALTER SESSION SET EVENTS = '1354 TRACE NAME CONTEXT FOREVER, LEVEL 32768';\nALTER SESSION SET EVENTS = '1348 TRACE NAME CONTEXT FOREVER, LEVEL 1032';\nALTER SESSION SET TRACEFILE_IDENTIFIER = s
sequence_number
_
low_SCN
_
high_SCN
; \nALTER SYSTEM DUMP LOGFILE
log_file
RBA MIN
redo_log_file_sequence
redo_log_file_block
RBA MAX
redo_log_file_sequence
redo_log_file_block
; \nALTER SESSION SET TRACEFILE_IDENTIFIER = STUFF;
This message provides the following information about Oracle Extractor parsing of redo logs:
  • Current thread ID and position in the redo logs
  • Redo record length
  • LWN information, including the block ID at which the LWN starts, the block ID at which the LWN ends, and the LWN length
  • SQL commands you can run to create a trace file for the reported LWN
This information is useful for troubleshooting.
No response is needed.

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