RE: corrupted block

I would add to my previous post, that the things that were supposed to allow me to skip the corrupt block did not work. I guess the moral being: Don't believe everything you read on Metalink (or elsewhere). That's why I eventually resorted to using the primary key index to grab one row at a time from the table. It was S-L-O-W, but I got all the data. I looked around for the script I wrote, but it looks like I have either deleted it or put in a place that I can't find now. Now I'm a bit curious to know how I did it.

> -----Original Message-----
> If you can afford to forget the data in the corrupted block
> you can use
> the event 10231 to skip the corrupted block during table scan.

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