Does db_verify modify a database?

I'm trying to understand how db_verify uses the databases. We have a backup process that runs every night and copies the database to a different machine (using scp). While the copy is going on, we run db_verify on the database to do a health check on the database. Note that the scp and db_verify happen in parallel on the database.
Is that something to be concerned about? My assumption is db_verify does not modify the databases in any way and so it should not interfere with the scp in any way. Let me know. Thanks!

While it is not modifying key/value data pairs, it does open an environment. It is not taking out any locks and it should not be run when some other process is modifying the db. We also do not do logging as part of the verify process. It is always that possible that the process doing the verify runs into some sort of problem (i.e. crashes for some reason), and this would leave a marker in the db environment. If scp was happening at the same time, you could potentially get an inconsistency. In general it is always a good practice to health check the db prior to copying it, however it is possible that doing them simultaneously could lead to an in consistency (some files copied before the db_verify crash and some after).
thanks
mike

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can we use modify command in database table .(not update command)
if yes means how to use it . give syntax ..
i want to modify the database table based on internal table i.e
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Always use MODIFY command rather than using INSERT or UPDATE.
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write:
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end-of-selection.
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Output
form loop_output .
write: /5 w1.
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Jim
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Well my advice is to check the question in the sql tutorial, it will be quicker then getting an answere.

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