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We are running Oracle 7.1 on an Alpha 8400 running OpenVMS 6.2.
Two days ago, we took a power hit. Although the computer did not
crash, the DB took a hit.
The DB came up but slow. It is operational and running without a problem except taht we found an error in one of log files pertaining to a corrupt block. I checked the .TRC files and found the following:
PL/S
Parallel server mode inactive
Proc: 0x224 BATCH_1 User: [350,000] ORACLE7 Term:
Image: APL1SD$DRA4:[ORACLE.V715.RDBMS]SQLDBA.EXE;9
Enqueue Quota: 4000
vsnsql=a vsnxtr=3
cpu ALPH 80000000 vms V6.2 not clustered with 0 nodes
scsnd: APL1SD , ndname: APL1SD, sys$node APL1SD::
cpuid 80 rev 044C0000000000000000000C archflg 3C000hwmdl: 1100 hwnm: AlphaServer 8400 Model 5/300 cpus: FFFFFFFF cpush: 0 active: 2, av
***
Corrupt block=6026e5f file=6. blocknum=159327. found during
media/instance recovery
on disk type=6. ver=1. dba=6026e5f inc=3b8 seq=ac incseq=3b800ab
Is there a way to repair or remove the are with the corrupt block other than rebuilding the DB. We are not running archive mode.
Thanks
Stan_Novinsky_at_JHUAPL.EDU Received on Fri Jul 24 1998 - 06:51:31 CDT
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