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What will the Oracle Server do if you issue the ALTER DATABASE ADD LOGFILE command without the GROUP option?

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What will the Oracle Server do if you issue the ALTER DATABASE ADD LOGFILE command without the GROUP option?

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The syntax to add a redo log group: ALTER DATABASE prod ADD LOGFILE GROUP 2 (‘/disk2/log2a.rdo’, ‘/disk3/log3b.rdo’) SIZE 1M; If you specify the GROUP option, you must use an integer value. If you do not use the GROUP option, the Oracle Server will automatically generate a value. Use the SIZE option if you are creating a new file. Use the REUSE option if the file already exists.

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