Disconnect users and disable incoming connections to the database
* make a copy of database file (or two copies) and work on that
* use GFIX with -v option to validate the database file
* use GFIX with -v and -f to do full validation
If problem is not too serious, you can try to backup the broken db and restore under a new name:
* use GFIX -mend to prepare corrupt database for backup
* use GBAK -b -g to backup the database. -g disables garbage collection
* use GBAK -c to restore backup to a new database.
* make a copy of database file (or two copies) and work on that
* use GFIX with -v option to validate the database file
* use GFIX with -v and -f to do full validation
If problem is not too serious, you can try to backup the broken db and restore under a new name:
* use GFIX -mend to prepare corrupt database for backup
* use GBAK -b -g to backup the database. -g disables garbage collection
* use GBAK -c to restore backup to a new database.
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