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What does LGWR do ?
Log  Writer (LGWR) writes redo log entries generated in the redo log buffer of the SGA to on-line Redo Log File.



  
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February 21, 2006 03:56:15   #1  
rajat dey        

RE: What does LGWR do ?
hi It is one of the main background process in oracle . In oracle and unix environment you can check this process using ps -ef |pg command . which is writting all the uncommited transaction from SGA to redologfile .regrdsrajat dey
 
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September 18, 2006 04:13:46   #2  
manish hoiyani        

RE: What does LGWR do ?

LGWR is oracle background process.. all changes which have been made inthe database gets recorded in the redolog buffer..

so when the users fires an commit statement LGWR writes these changes it into thr redolog files. and also writes it into files when the redolog buffer is one thrid full... and also when buffer is nealy 1mb full lgwr writes it into redologfiles.


 
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Log  Writer (LGWR) writes redo log entries generated in the redo log buffer of the SGA to on-line Redo Log File. 
Latest Answer : LGWR is oracle background process.. all changes which have been made inthe database  gets recorded in the redolog buffer.. so when the users fires an commit statement , LGWR writes these changes it into thr redolog files. and also writes it into ...

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