Server Administration :: How To Change Attributes Of Table From Nologging To Logging

Feb 27, 2012

How to change the attributes of a table from nologging to logging?

SQL> select table_name,LOGGING from dba_tables where owner='HXL';

TABLE_NAME LOG
------------------------------ ---
TB_OBJECTS NO

SQL> alter table hxl.tb_test logging;

Table altered.

SQL> select table_name,LOGGING from dba_tables where owner='HXL';

TABLE_NAME LOG
------------------------------ ---
TB_OBJECTS NO

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I've been an Oracle DBA for almost twenty years. In that time I have worked in various organisations - sometimes as a "permanent" employee (although nothing is permanent these days ) and other times as a contractor. I have been in my current role for the last six months since being made redundant from my last position.

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C
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B
SQL>

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Quote:
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