There may be something wrong either with your dbcc scripts, or with your dbcc procedures in your ASE. Note that checkverify reported 0 on all of its numbers.
You need to check that the script is correctly running checkverify - I would normally expect the numbers it reports to add up to the number of possible faults reported by checkstorage.
Many of these suspect conditions can indeed be ignored but without seeing exactly what they are, I must disagree with the above response - we don't know enough yet to know if these can be ignored.
Post the actual fault messages here, or raise a case with Sybase support.
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by: vinit_kainPosted on 2009-10-27 at 05:24:25ID: 25671562
You can ignore this error.
Vinit