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I have never heard of redo logs growing, now the space occupied by
archive logs will continue to increase until you back them up and delete
them. Undo segments will grow up to the max size and then will generate
errors if autoextend is not set to true. If yours are behaving as you state
then you better contact Oracle as you are experiencing a bug. Terms for Whatis.com - the technology online dictionary
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