Example 1

    The following command sets storage area EMPIDS_MID in the mf_
    personnel database as corrupt:

    $ RMU/SET CORRUPT_PAGES/AREA=EMPIDS_MID/CORRUPT MF_PERSONNEL
    %RMU-I-AREAMARKED, Area 4 was marked corrupt.

    Example 2

    The following command marks EMPIDS_MID as consistent. This is the
    area that was marked as corrupt in Example 1. However, in this
    case, instead of using the storage area name in the Oracle RMU
    command, the storage area identifier is used.

    $ RMU/SET CORRUPT_PAGES/AREA=4/CONSISTENT MF_PERSONNEL

                  ***** WARNING! *****

    Marking a storage area or page consistent does not
    remove the inconsistencies. Remove any inconsistencies
    or corruptions before you proceed with this action.

    Do you wish to continue? [N] Y
    %RMU-I-AREAMARKED, Area 4 was marked consistent .

    Example 3

    The following command marks page 1 in area 3 in the mf_personnel
    database as corrupt. Using the RMU Show Corrupt_Pages command
    confirms that the page has been marked as expected.

    $ RMU/SET CORRUPT_PAGES/AREA=3/PAGE=1/CORRUPT MF_PERSONNEL
    %RMU-I-PAGEMARKED, Page 1 in area 3 was marked corrupt.
    $ RMU/SHOW CORRUPT_PAGES MF_PERSONNEL.RDB
    *--------------------------------------------------------------------
    * Oracle Rdb V7.0-00                           3-JUL-1996 17:01:20.62
    *
    * Dump of Corrupt Page Table
    *     Database: USER1:[DB]MF_PERSONNEL.RDB;1
    *
    *--------------------------------------------------------------------

    Entries for storage area EMPIDS_LOW
    -----------------------------------

        Page 1
            - AIJ recovery sequence number is -1
            - Live area ID number is 3
            - Consistency transaction sequence number is 0:0
            - State of page is: corrupt

    *--------------------------------------------------------------------
    * Oracle Rdb V7.0-00                           3-JUL-1996 17:01:20.82
    *
    * Dump of Storage Area State Information
    *     Database: USER1:[DB]MF_PERSONNEL.RDB;1
    *
    *--------------------------------------------------------------------

    All storage areas are consistent.

    Example 4

    The following example sets page 4 of the snapshot file for
    EMPIDS_OVER to consistent. Because Oracle RMU initializes
    snapshot files specified with the Set Corrupt_Pages command,
    the snapshot file is removed from the corrupt page table and is
    now usable.

    $ RMU/SET CORRUPT_PAGES MF_PERSONNEL.RDB/AREA=14/PAGE=3/CONSISTENT
    %RMU-I-PAGEMARKED, Page 3 in area 14 was marked consistent.