since does not change datablock u can run it against online datafiles. but
it would report blocks as corrupted which are being changed. offline or
shutdown is the best way.
if u cant bring it down, try running analyze table validate structure
cascade
-Mandar
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> I would not decide whether a block is corrupted or not, just using dbv
> utility. dbv reports corruption, even when analyze, exp and FTS goes
> through fine without any problem. dbv reported a data
> dictionary corruption
> in our case. We ran analyze, exp and FTS, no problem. But
> still dbv was
> reporting corruption even after the database was down.
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> Further the database has to be down or the tablespace has to
> be offline
> normal for dbv to work somewhat correctly (?)
>
> Thanks
> Riyaj "Re-yas" Shamsudeen
> Certified Oracle DBA
> i2 technologies www.i2.com
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> I have a datafile in my production box (a user data
> tablespace), when I run
> dbv against it, it showed that 5 blocks are "influxed"
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> Page 458784 is influx - most likely media corrupt
> ***
> Corrupt block relative dba: 0x24070020 file=0. blocknum=458784.
> Fractured block found during dbv:
> Data in bad block - type:0. format:0. rdba:0x00000000
> last change scn:0x0000.00000000 seq:0x0 flg:0x00
> consistancy value in tail 0x0003c204
> check value in block header: 0x0, check value not calculated
> spare1:0x0, spare2:0x0, spare2:0x0
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> We can copy this file to tape, dd this file. On the OS disk
> level, the OS
> does not treat this as corrupted. But it is corrupted on the oracle
> (software) level.
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> I've checked and can't find any object associate with these 5
> corrupted
> blcok.
>
> That means that there is no data inside those blocks.
>
> Since the tablespace is about 12 GB on a highly active system
> (which only
> got 3 hours maintance window each month), export/import (then drop the
> tablespace)
> which Oracle support suggested is mostly out of the question.
> (Especially,
> it is very hard for me to convince the sysadmin that the blocks are
> corrupted
> as they don't see any I/O error associate with this file and
> the developers
> don't see any problem with the application either!)
>
> I am currently thinking about upgrading this database to
> 8.1.6 to make use
> of the DBMS_REPAIR package to make those blocks as "unusable". But I
> am not sure that if the DBMS_REPAIR package can run against the blocks
> which do not belong to any objects!! Can someone give me some
> guidences?
>
> thanks
>
> Winnie
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