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Hi!
(9i, redhat 8)
I've recently started to use oracle.
We plan to go productive by the end
of the year, so now we're still at the getting
acquainted phase.
Now, after large import and table reorgs
I got a block corruption on my developer db
and decided to run dbverify.
which gave me lots of bad blocks (yes, I
first stumbled over the blocksize but now
it's correct.).
40 blocks un several datafiles!
And one redolog!!!
How can this happen?
Fortunately, our production db still seems to be ok.
Also, I exported the whole db before the
corruptions became visible.
Assuming the disks are physically ok,
can I play this one back into the corrupted files?
Lots of greetings!
Volker
-- While it is a known fact that programmers never make mistakes, it is still a good idea to humor the users by checking for errors at critical points in your program. -Robert D. Schneider, "Optimizing INFORMIX Applications"Received on Fri Apr 25 2003 - 12:04:46 CDT
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