How to Configure Flash Recovery Area in Oracle - Karan Rajpoot

                                              Configure Flash Recovery Area


To Configure Flash Recovery Area first there is a need to set below parameters.

Parameter 1) db_recovery_file_dest_size

Parameter 2) db_recovery_file_dest

Now let's start 

We can check the current location of Flash Recovery Area through the below query.

Query: - select NAME,SPACE_LIMIT,SPACE_USED,NUMBER_OF_FILES from V$RECOVERY_FILE_DEST;

Step 1) Now set the db_recovery_file_dest_size parameter 

db_recovery_file_dest_size

Step 2) Now set the db_recovery_file_dest parameter

db_recovery_file_dest

Step 3) Now we will bounce the database to reflect the changes in the spfile and then will check the status of the parameters through below command

Command: - show parameter recover;

Show parameter recover

We can see from the above output both the parameter's has been set as per the requirement.

Step 4) Check the database mode, it should be in archive log mode. If it is not set to archive log then need to change the mode manually.

archive log list

Step 5) You can also check the usage of FRA through below command.

Command:- select * from v$flash_recovery_area_usage;

FRA Usage

Thank you!!

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