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errors in Livecache when running a "check database structure"

Former Member
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Helleo, i have the following error messages when i do a check database structure of our QA Livecache environment :

      • DBA Action starts:

Timestamp: 20090406141745 Function: cdb Object: DATABASE

      • VERIFY command:

check data

      • VERIFY result:

ERR

-24988,ERR_SQL: SQL error

-9053,〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〳

17,Servertask Info: because b01pverify_participant() failed

10,Job 0 (Check Data) [executing] WaitingT147 Result=OK

6,b01pverify_participant() failed, Error code 9161 "data_page_corrupted"

17,Servertask Info: because b01pverify_participant() failed

10,Job 0 (Check Data) [executing] WaitingT147 Result=OK

6,b01pverify_participant() failed, Error code 9161 "data_page_corrupted"

17,Servertask Info: because b01pverify_participant() failed

10,Job 0 (Check Data) [executing] WaitingT147 Result=OK

6,b01pverify_participant() failed, Error code 9161 "data_page_corrupted"

      • DBA Action ends:

Timestamp: 20090406141753 State: Failure

ANd i have the same result whether i run it from DB13 or from the database managerIs there a way to run the check database with a repair option ? How can i fix this ?

Thanks for your help.

Y.

Edited by: Youssef ANEGAY on Apr 6, 2009 3:59 PM

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markus_doehr2
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"Bad pages" can't be repaired.

See Note 839333 - FAQ: MaxDB error diagnosis -> corrupt data pages

I would immediately create an OSS call and let the support have a look on the system. They may be able to correct the problem but most likely they will recommend to restore from a backup not containing the error.

Markus

Former Member
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Thanks Markus for your answer ... I'll open the OSS call. I guess i'll have no choice but to restore the database ...

markus_doehr2
Active Contributor
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> I guess i'll have no choice but to restore the database ...

Yes - most like that will be the case

But before you do that, I'd check the hardware also (drivers, firmware, OS patches etc.). If the system is connected to a SAN I would also check the logs of that.

Markus

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We had to restore the LC