have you tried svnadmin verify?
last time i checked, it's not a very documented feature.
if you find a corruption or some messy revisions, problem, the
way to solve them seems to be using svnadmin dump / load, and
svndumpfilter.
2007/6/23, Peter Connolly <psconnolly@gmail.com>:
> I stumbled across a potential integrity problem in my Subversion
> repository. I was running a new trial copy of FishEye against it and
> the FishEye repository scan is choking on a specific revision that was
> committed several months ago. Granted, the problem might ultimately
> be in FishEye, but it inevitably begs the question: "Is there a
> program(s) that can find (and possibly fix) integrity problems in a
> Subversion repository?" Since most of us invest a large percentage of
> our corporate assets (i.e., software, data, ...) in Subversion, it
> would be nice to be able to check the repository integrity on a
> regular basis.
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