Re: Intentional Corruption

Ahbaid

I was also interested in this type of scenario when I was playing with RMAN recovery scenarios so I wrote a small c program that introduces 20 byte corruptions in a given file.

If you would like this code then please let me know. I think that it would not be prudent to just place it in the public domain!

Luke

Ahbaid Gaffoor wrote:
> Is there a way to intentionally introduce block level corruption?
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> I'd like to play with some scenarios to learn more about DBMS_REPAIR
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> thanks
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> Ahbaid
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