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⚠️ : The REPAIR option may not be available for all types of corruption, especially physical disk issues. Use it cautiously and always ensure you have a valid backup before attempting repairs.
The alert log contains the chronological sequence of the failure. Navigate to your Grid ORACLE_BASE directory: $GRID_BASE/diag/crs/ /crs/trace/alert.log Use code with caution.
This isn't just another routine log entry; it signals a potential integrity issue within your ASM storage infrastructure. Understanding what this alert means, why it appears, and how to fix it is a core operational skill for any Database Administrator (DBA).
In many production environments, the Enterprise Manager metric “Checker Failure Detected” is triggered by this exact entry in the ASM alert log. Consequently, the appearance of this message should be treated as a requiring immediate investigation. asm health checker found 1 new failures updated
Likely root causes (examples)
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: Run crsctl check crs to verify the status of the clusterware stack. ⚠️ : The REPAIR option may not be
The message is a critical alert typically generated by Oracle Automatic Storage Management (ASM) . It indicates that the background health monitor has detected a significant issue within the storage layer that could impact database availability . Immediate Diagnostic Steps
SELECT group_number, name, path, state, failgroup, mode_status FROM v$asm_disk WHERE state != 'NORMAL';
SQL> SELECT group_number, disk_number, name, state, path FROM V$ASM_DISK WHERE state != 'NORMAL'; a failed disk rebalance operation
A disk group can become inconsistent if a disk fails, or if the ASM metadata is corrupted. For example, the message may appear after an abrupt system outage, a failed disk rebalance operation, or a hardware error that left a disk in a FORCING state. The ALTER DISKGROUP ... CHECK command often reveals “mismatched extent maps” or “stale partner relationships.”
Identify if a specific disk has dropped or is hung:
Check for offline or missing disks in the failing diskgroup:
If the disk is physically dead:
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