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| To resolve logical damages in MS SQL Server | | | | ..." |
| database, an easy way followed by most database | | | | |
| users is to execute DBCC CHECKB (with appropriate | | | | This error message appears when the user executes |
| repair clause). This command after checking the logical | | | | a DBCC CHECKDB command to repair his/her |
| and physical integrity of the database, repairs the | | | | logically corrupted SQL Server 2000 database. |
| database to the maximum possible level. However, if | | | | Additionally, the same error message appears every |
| the command fails to repair, then it displays a severity | | | | time you try to repair your database. |
| level (either 10 or 16) error message(s). This error | | | | |
| message helps the user identify the exact cause of | | | | Cause: |
| database corruption. After any of the above error | | | | |
| message(s) appears, the data saved in the database | | | | The above error message appears when the SQL |
| becomes inaccessible. To access the records in such | | | | Server 2000 database corruption is beyond the repair |
| cases, the user needs to restore the database | | | | capabilities of DBCC CHECKDB command. |
| records from an updated backup. But, in case no | | | | |
| backup is available or backup falls short of restoring | | | | Resolution: |
| the database records, the database users need to | | | | |
| repair the database using an efficient SQL Database | | | | To resolve the above error message and to access |
| Repairapplication. | | | | the database records, the user needs to follow the |
| | | | | below steps: |
| The above scenario can be explained with the help of | | | | |
| the below error message: | | | | Restore database from an updated, valid, and |
| | | | | complete backup. |
| "Server: Msg 8905, Level 16, State 1, Line 1 | | | | Use a third-party SQL Database Repair application in |
| Extent (1:886000) in database ID 37 is marked | | | | case no backup is available. A commercial SQL Repair |
| allocated in the GAM, but no SGAM or IAM has | | | | utility can repair any logically damaged database, even |
| allocated it. | | | | if it cannot be repaired by DBCC CHECKDB |
| Server: Msg 8905, Level 16, State 1, Line 1 | | | | command. |
| Extent (1:886112) in database ID 37 is marked allocated | | | | |
| in the GAM, but no SGAM or IAM has allocated it. | | | | SQL Recovery Software repairs MS SQL Server |
| … | | | | 2008, 20005, and 2000 database damaged due to |
| Repairing this error requires other errors to be | | | | logical crash. The Repair SQL tool is absolutely safe. It |
| corrected first. | | | | can be installed on Windows 7, Vista, 2008, XP, 2003, |
| Repairing this error requires other errors to be | | | | and 2000. |
| corrected first. | | | | |