Thank You for the reply. I managed to delete the row the way below:
1. Using EMS Manager for PostgreSQL I selected all the rows except the corrupted one.
2. Extracted the data to INSERT script
3. SET zero_damaged_pages TO true; VACUUM FULL table;
4. DROP/CREATE
5. INSERT script without the corrupted row
6. INSERT script for the missing row created with EMS from the las uncorrupted data folder
Everything went as predicted and the table is ok now.
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Łukasz Brodziak
"Do you bury me when I'm gone
Do you teach me while I'm here
Just as soon I belong
Then it's time I disappear"
2011/11/30 Tom Lane <tgl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Lukasz Brodziak <lukasz.brodziak@xxxxxxxxx> writes:You haven't shown us exactly how it's failing, but depending on what
> I have isolated the corrupted row of data and isolated column which
> constains bad data. Unfortunately I can't do anything with the row. I have
> an older backup of the db which contains correct row. Is there a way I can
> restore only the given row or replace it in the file ( I also located the
> row on the page).
sort of corruption this is, you might be able to delete the damaged row
with
DELETE FROM table WHERE ctid = '...';
regards, tom lane
Łukasz Brodziak
"Do you bury me when I'm gone
Do you teach me while I'm here
Just as soon I belong
Then it's time I disappear"
