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RemingtonSteel (Programmer)
5 Aug 09 10:29
Hi,

We've got a (suspect ) right beside one of our databases and currently is not accessible. Is there any way to recover the database. What causes that makes it a suspect.

If somebody could give a quick reply and advice, it is greatly appreciated.

Thanks.
Eugene
Zelandakh (MIS)
5 Aug 09 11:33
Is that volume ok? Look in the event log for disk issues.

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