Yes, it is called $ORACLE_HOME/bin/dbv. It is highly recommended to run
with the database DOWN as you can sometimes get false errors if it is
up. Good luck.


Mike

>>> "Robert FURTADO "
<oracledba-ezmlmshield-x51473363.[Email address protected] 03/01/05 8:59
PM >>>
I've worked with SQL Server 7.0 some time back and I remember there was
a
command one could run to check if the internal database files were
corrupt.

Is there anything along this line for Oracle?

Thanks,
Robert Furtado


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