2009/10/23 João Eugenio Marynowski <joa...@gmail.com> > I thought this would solve my problems but not yet ... > the block that I found is not presenting error... > find_bad_block > ---------------- > (514708,16) > (1 registro) > blockId / blocks_per_chunk = 514708 / 131072 = 3,9269104 > base/21058/21271.3 > chunk_block_id = block_id % blocks_per_chunk = 514708 % 131072 = 121492 > is attached the result of pg_filedump -if -R 121492 > /var/lib/postgresql/8.2/main/base/21058/21271.3 > Even then I filled the block with zero > But when I run again the find_bad_block it show one block before, ctid > 514707, and then, 514706 and I stop... > Any suggestion and explication? > > -- > João Eugenio >
I fond manually a record with error (462813,13) and zeroed it and the BD work ok only with 18 register lost that will be recovery from old backup. The function find_bad_block ( http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-general/2007-07/msg00506.php ) don't work for me, anybody know why? Thanks for now! -- João Eugenio Marynowski
