I haven't seen corrupted files in a very long time, but one would
think that finding a backup that predates corruption would be as
easy as finding a backup that has dated information you sometimes
need to look for.
If a bit is flipped between the reading of a block of data and
writing it back, the database integrity mechanism won't detect it
or give you a neat way of recovering.
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