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@@ -413,4 +413,6 @@ To do so, you may need to set the `zero_damaged_pages=on` flag for the database
After taking a backup, the recommended next step is to restore the database from a healthy backup before corruption was detected.
The damaged database dump can be used to manually recover any changes made since the last backup, if needed.
The causes of possible corruption are many, but can include unexpected poweroffs or unmounts, use of a network share for Postgres data, or a poor storage medium such an SD card or failing HDD/SSD.
