Hi Kristian,
Okay, please go ahead.
I load the check data result from maxdb kernel log. The result told us what to do, so first, you have to
check your hardware to make sure the is no hardware corruption or problem before you repair the
data.
Luckily all the corruption detected are indexes, so please open database studio to check whether there is bad index warning in the administion section of database studio.
Then you can easily fix the corrupted index via rebuild.
Or you need to refer to SAP note 839333 at section 14 to find the corrupted index with the informatio
in the attached check data result, then manually fix the corrupted index via rebuilding:
dbcmli command:
sql_recreateindex <schena>.<table>.<index>
Best regards,
James