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The first step would be
DBCC CHECKDB ('YourDB')
That is going to do a check out your db and let you know what problems you find.
Then you will need to make some decisions. Do you have backups? That is probably the best route. If not then things start getting more complicated depending on what you find.
Good Luck
Simi
DBCC CHECKDB ('YourDB')
That is going to do a check out your db and let you know what problems you find.
Then you will need to make some decisions. Do you have backups? That is probably the best route. If not then things start getting more complicated depending on what you find.
Good Luck
Simi
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Obviously, your sql database is corrupted, but a level of corruption might be different, if one of usual methods like manual restoration or sql server management studio can help to recover database, then it is not serious corruption.
If not, in such cases there are many other ways...One of the most effective is especial software created to fulfill lacks of original software developers, one of representative is Recovery Toolbox for SQL Server, tool has helpful demo which will give an image about its features.
If not, in such cases there are many other ways...One of the most effective is especial software created to fulfill lacks of original software developers, one of representative is Recovery Toolbox for SQL Server, tool has helpful demo which will give an image about its features.
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