Hannah,
Increase the cache value. The only time a sequence change get's
recorded in the redo logs is when it goes to grab another set of values.
If you look at the sys.seq$ table, that's only updated when you run out
of cache values, and oracle needs to grab another one.
Nick
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Hi,
Having an issue where some code is constantly hitting a sequence (yes, I know...
this will be fixed also)..... But in the meanwhile, is there a way to NOT log
sequences to the redo log....
Thanks,
Hannah
