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How do you recover a damaged database. Just got a SQL1034C SQLSTATE=58031? Can you offer advise ASAP?

Hi all,

While writing my first piece from home, I just got a call that one of my database is receiving  a Just got a SQL1034C SQLSTATE=58031 with the exciting information that The database is damaged.  All applications processing the database have been stopped.

I have no illussion as to what to do, except the thought of doing database recovery? What and how would you recommend/suggest that handle this emergency? I will like to preserve some information for diagnostic before I try to recover. What would you?

Please good people this is an emergency. So respond soon
DB2Unix OSServer Software

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