How to overcome from Data block corruption error

Hi,
I am using one table when i was deleting one row, i encountered "Data block corruption error".
Kindly suggest solutions for the same.
Regards,
Abhishek

If you have a recovery manager backup, then you can perform a block recovery operation, after the information shown on the error message where the file# and the block# are displayed you can perform the block recovery operation.
Syntax for the block recovery operation can be found here : BLOCKRECOVER
In case of an index block, it is enough to rebuild the index.
In case you have a regular backup with archivelog enabled you can restore the damaged datafile and perform a simple file recovery operation.
One more additional tip that can be used, you may be interested in using the DBMS_REPAIR package unit.
Finally, I suggest you to check the complete datafile using dbv (Database Verifier) utility to find out if there are more corrupt blocks in your datafile, and proactively run this utility as a maintenance task.
~ Madrid

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