At 06:24 PM 3/3/2004, Kevin Stanton wrote:

>Here is the report:
>I ran the -v and then the -m.
>-m reported:
>Number of record level errors: 3
>Number of index page errors: 50
>Number of database page errors: 3813
>
>Any way to decipher/detail this?

With considerable difficulty. Record level errors are records that point
to back versions that don't exist, generally. Index page errors tend to be
pages that should be part of the index and aren't - the infamous error
"wrong page type, expected 7 found 5" is another way those problems
announce themselves. Database page errors can be a lot of things and a
single page can have lots of errors. Check the backup and see what you've
lost.

Regards,


Ann