Recovering NOLOGGING Oracle Database Objects


Take advantage of the efficiencies of the NOLOGGING attribute of tables and indexes if you can. When you create a table as NOLOGGING, no redo data is written to the redo stream to support the creation of the object. This is useful for making large inserts go faster.

If you perform media recovery, and there are NOLOGGING objects involved, they will be marked logically corrupt during the recovery process. In this case, drop the NOLOGGING objects and re-create them.