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> On Aug 12, 2019, at 9:07 AM, George Potemkin wrote: > > Progress can store the list of the corrupted blocks inside some special blocks Or, use the chain as you suggested but also clear the modified flag, set the "bad block" flag and lock the block in memory. with a limit on what percentage of buffer pool can be devoted to such. then attempts to access the block could return a different error as you suggest. but doing that could still cause crashes in at least some cases. what do we do if the corrupt block is detected while updating a fragmented record and the operation cannot be undone?
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