Hi Sean

I would make a database trigger on servererror that could call a dump of 
the session and that way get a error stack  and a system state dump
tahe inclueds the sql that is executing

O'Neill, Sean wrote:

>So this application running on an 8.1.7 database, NT4, has a utility
>supplied by vendor which when run by one of our apps people is reporting an
>ORA-01410 (invalid ROWID).  Given our "history" with the vendor in question
>I have some doubts about the application =:-0
>
>In relation to same I have a few queries:
>
>[1]  Would an Export of the database report problems if above issue existed
>in database?.  A full export is currently taken each night and completing
>without any warnings.
>
>[2]  Is dbverify any good to troubleshoot this type of error?.  I currently
>run a dbverify on Offline backups of the data files in question and no
>errors are being reported.  Granted this is on a "copy" of the datafiles but
>I ran a test before where I corrupted a datafile, took a copy, and the
>dbverify reported problem with copy so I assume my logic is good here?.
>
>[3] If I run ANALYZE TABLE xxx VALIDATE STRUCTURE CASCADE on offending table
>is output reported to screen?
>I have not run it yet as the DB itself is "busy" a lot of the time and above
>is rcommended for quite time due to prevention of Selects, Inserts, Updates
>and Deletes on object.
>
>[4] What other methods could be used to troubleshoot this problem?.  As I
>mentioned I have doubts about the vendor supplied application and would like
>to prove one way or the other if some data corruption exists or not!
>
>Any help with above would be much appreciated :) 
>
>-------------------------
>Se�n O' Neill
>Organon (Ireland) Ltd.
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