Friedrich:

There are 2 options:

1. Use a 3rd party tool like Adager or DBGeneral to do an analysis and 
repair.
2. Unload the dataset and reload.

HP never provided any tools with the image database, hence the unload 
and load. This is slow and with that type of volume could take days, 
depending on your tape technology. I personally prefer Adager as I have 
always had good results and excellent support from them.

Hope your day gets better!

Dave

Friedrich Harasleben wrote:
> Dear database experts
>
> we do have a problem on one of our big datasets (>7000000 entries)
>
> FIND risikonummer = "9CW2D5"
> BROKEN CHAIN POINTERS
> 0  ENTRIES QUALIFIED
>
> the problem results in aborting one of our COGBNOS/QDESIGN programs with 
> "data access error".
>
> - how can I find out which pointers are broken
> - how can I fix the problem
>
> thanks for any suggestions
> friedrich
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