NOLOGGING to LOGGING

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Check tables as in NOLOGGING
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SELECT LOGGING,COUNT(*) FROM dba_tables WHERE owner = 'Schema_Name' AND TEMPORARY = 'N' GROUP
BY LOGGING ORDER BY 2 DESC;

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If found tables in NOLOGGING the move change to LOGGING from the script.
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SELECT 'ALTER TABLE Schema_Name.'||table_name|| ' LOGGING;'
FROM dba_tables WHERE LOGGING='NO' AND owner = 'Schema_Name' AND TEMPORARY = 'N';

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Check indexes as in NOLOGGING
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SELECT LOGGING,COUNT(*) FROM dba_indexes WHERE owner = 'Schema_Name' AND TEMPORARY = 'N' GROUP
BY LOGGING ORDER BY 2 DESC;

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 If found indexes in NOLOGGING the move change to LOGGING from the script.
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SELECT 'ALTER INDEX Schema_Name.'||index_name|| ' LOGGING;'
FROM dba_indexes WHERE LOGGING='NO' AND owner = 'Schema_Name' AND TEMPORARY = 'N' ;

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