I think you can run an "analyze index validate structure" on all the indexes
in the tablespace associated with that datafile. Once you identify the
corrupted index(es), you can drop/recreate them.
Jim
> I have a corrupt block according to DBVERIFY. The block is on an index so
I
> can rebuild it but I don't know how to find the object with the
information
> displayed in DBVERIFY. Can anyone tell me how to find the object?
>
> Thanks!
> Ron
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