Data file got corrupted

<b>If the datafile get corrupted while creating, what should I do?</b>

Hi
During creation of datafile, if the datafile got corrupted then you can delete the data file and recreate it again. The condition is that the particular data file has not been used after creation.
But if the datafile is created snd used, then you have to restore the datafile from the backup (use the Brtools to restore the datafile)
Please use Brtools utliity for the same.
Thanks

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