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Recovering from damaged objects
oops, never mind - it contains a save file - also last save finallyfinished and the "only" damaged objects in SAP database are BSIS and
DD02T - any way you could help without an OSS ticket (since it's
only two objects, cough, cough)
--- In DoNotReply@consolut.eu, "Rick Githens" <rgithensZg...>
wrote:
> Volker,
>
> Thanks - does the zip file contain a program object or source code
> or??? binary ftp to host???
>
> Thanks,
> Rick
> --- In DoNotReply@consolut.eu, "Volker Gueldenpfennig"
> <volker.gueldenpfennigZs...> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I put the file CHKPF.zip to the file area at:
> > http://groups.consolut.net/group/SAP on System i/files/
> >
> > This is a tool from IBM (IT?), that checks any PF for corruption
> with
> > an easy CPYF and checking for errors.
> > Unfortunately it is NOT sufficient to issue backups. I thought
> this
> > would work fine as well till last year, but is does definetely
NOT.
> > You have to run this tool immediately completely.
> > If you encounter damaged files - what I expect - you will have
to
> > open a ticket at SAP and report the table names.
> > (BSIS would be fine, because we can recover this from RFBLG, but
> this
> > is not always the cased for other tables)
> > As you seem to have no backup, this is pretty bad and we have to
> see,
> > what we can do for you.
> > ... Perhaps to live with a few inconsistencies,
> >
> > Regards
> >
> > Volker
> >
> > --- In DoNotReply@consolut.eu, "Rick Githens"
> <rgithensZg...>
> > wrote:
> > > Recently lost a disk drive. It was replaced and it rebuilt
> itself
> > > with no apparent problems. However, I keep encountering
damaged
> > > objects when I try to backup. Is there any way, other than
> > > submitting the backup over and over... to locate all the
damaged
> > > objects? Question 2 - relating to SAP tables (i.e. BSIS) - is
> there
> > > some way to find out the SQL statement used to create the
table?
> I
> > > thought dspfd used to show the CREATE TABLE statement used but
> > can't
> > > find it now. (by the by, I was able to copy data using a cpyf
> but
> > > would need to delete the old objects and create anew before I
> could
> > > copy the data back). To further complicate matters, my last
good
> > > backup is older than I (or the developers) would want to use.
> > Thanks.
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