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prettsons (5/30/2012)
Schadenfreude-Mei (5/30/2012)
prettsons (5/30/2012) The I/O error (torn page) error occurs when SQL Server tried to access a page that had previously not been written to disk correctly. This can be happen due to power failure, disk failure, hardware failure when the disk is being written to.
When this error occurs, sql server ended your connection. If the torn page was detected during database recovery, then SQL Server will mark it as SUSPECT.
Solution: First Check your error logs and then restore your database form last good backups and transaction logs. It will definitely fix the problem, but you should also check your disk and fix any issues if there was a disk hardware failure. You can also use third party sql database recovery software to resolve this error.The OP has said that there are no backups :-( I shall suggest to Debasis Bag to try third party sql database recovery software.
I would suggest not guessing solutions until we know the extent of the damage, which we don't. As a recovery expert you must know the importance of diagnosing the problem before prescribing solutions.
Gail Shaw Microsoft Certified Master: SQL Server 2008, MVP SQL In The Wild: Discussions on DB performance with occasional diversions into recoverability
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If I was ever dropped into this kind of situation, I'd hire Gail as a consultant - by - remote in a heartbeat, even if the money came out of my own pocket.
If any of you have ever followed any of the many corruption posts here on SSC, you'd see the breadth of her knowledge would save you tons of money just by the amount of downtime she would minimize.
I'm just sayin.
Lowell
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SSChasing Mays
      
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Gail - have you got a second SSC account called "Lowell"?
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