I ran into this error earlier today and requested that the extra logs be purged from the server. It was done but it still claims that there isn't any room. Is there a way to notify the server that it has more room than it thinks?
ORA-00257: archiver error
oracle
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Best Answer
You should purge the archived logs with RMAN:
or alternatively all of them:
You can check your recovery area usage like this:
If you encountered that problem though, you will very likely encounter it again. Purging the archived logs is a quick fix.
Whoever maintains the server needs to verify: