pdb_archive_path

Identifies the directory path where the Replication Agent expects to find archived redo log files (For Oracle) or archived transaction log files (for UDB). When archived redo log files or archived transaction log files are stored in the file system, the configuration parameter is set to a file system path.

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For Oracle, a valid directory path on the machine hosting the Replication Agent that points to a location where Oracle places the archived redo log files. For example,

ORACLE_HOME\oradata\orcl\archive

Archive logs stored in and managed by ASM are owned by the corresponding unique Oracle database name. If the Oracle database name differs from the global unique database name, you must set pdb_archive_path to both the name of the ASM disk group and the globally unique name of the database in which the archive logs are stored:

pdb_archive_path=+DISK_GROUP1/database_name

You can also set pdb_truncate_xlog to manually remove archive logs. Set the pdb_archive_path to the ASM disk group name, and precede the archive logs to be manually removed with a plus "+" sign.

For UDB, a valid directory path on disk, as defined by the UDB LOGARCHMETH1 or LOGARCHMETH2 database configuration parameter, when it is configured to DISK. For example,

<path>

• You must set pdb_archive_path when configuration parameter pdb_include_archives is set to true, and you must set it to a valid location before the Replication Agent can be placed in a Replicating state.

• If the Replication Agent cannot find an expected log record in the Oracle online redo logs, the Replication Agent will search this directory for the archived log file containing the required record.

• For UDB, pdb_archive_path must be configured before pdb_archive_remove is enabled (set to true).When pdb_archive_remove parameter is set to true, Replication Agent for UDB truncates the archived log files from the location specified by pdb_archive_path.

pdb_archive_remove, and pdb_include_archives configuration parameters