Hello Riyaj,
I have no available database at this moment. It´s not working, I have only the
datafiles asociated with the
previous one (it´s all I could save from my formated computer).
I know that I had corrupted blocks because I run the DBVERIFY utility, and it showed
me which blocks were
corrupted in the system01.dbf file.
I tried to do a backup but it was impossible for me...
What I have trying to is the creation of a new database and overwriting the previous
datafiles on the new ones,
but of course, it doesn´t work.
I suppose If it were possible, then utilities such as backup.. wouldn´t have many
sense..
Anyway, if you have any suggestions I would like to listen to it, and if you don´t
have, a lot of thanks,
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> Hi
> How did you find you have corrupt blocks ? Did you have any ORA-1578
> errors ? Any alert log messages for the same ?
> I would first find out which objects exist in that particular corrupted
> block (or ) alternatively you could analyze all the objects in the system
> tablespace like this.
> set pages 0
> spool /tmp/exec_as.sql
> select 'analyze table '||owner||'.'||table_name||' validate structure
> cascade;'
> from dba_tables
> where tablespace_name='SYSTEM'
> /
> spool off
> spool /tmp/exec_as1.out
> @/tmp/exec_as.sql
> spool off
> spool /tmp/exec_as.sql
> select 'analyze cluster '||owner||'.'||cluster_name||' validate structure
> cascad
> e;'
> from dba_clusters
> where tablespace_name='SYSTEM'
> /
> spool off
> spool /tmp/exec_as2.out
> @/tmp/exec_as.sql
> spool off
>
> If the corrupted object is an index, depending upon what index is
> corrupted, you could potentially drop and recreate the index..
>
> Thanks
> Riyaj "Re-yas" Shamsudeen
> Certified Oracle DBA
> i2 technologies www.i2.com
>
>
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> Hello list,
> I know that the answer to my question it´s going to be a negative one,
> but I have to try to do all that I can do.
> Until yesterday I was doing some attempt with an Oracle installation,
> without a backup copy. And, unfortunately, I had to format my computer
> (!!!).
> Now I have the data associated with this installation, I could save the
> datafiles (*dbf). The database was in a non archivelog mode, and what is
> the worst thing of all, it had some corrupt blocks in the system.dbf
> file.
> Could I do something with them, or are they totally unworhty?
> Could anybody give me an advice?
> Maybe it would be easier for me to start from the beginning again....
> A lot of thanks,
>
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