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GilaMonster
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Posted Monday, September 03, 2012 7:09 AM
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Well it costs us many hours of work which would not be necessary JUST if there would be water-tight backup. (There were NONE!) MDF had +/- 20GB, LDF 300 GB so guess what ...
You'll be amazed (or horrified) how many people post here with corrupt databases and either very old backups or no backups at all. :-(
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Well I can imagine that ... it's the same old story all over again ... I always think of this statement: 'there are two groups of people; the one who do backups and the one who will' :)
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SQL databases or MDF files of Live Exchange Server can be damaged due to accidental deletion of some tables from server or slow running of SQL Server. To repair corrupt MDF files from crashed SQL Server, one can use RecoveryFix for SQL database. It recovers data in two modes i.e., Live SQL mode and Batch mode. The software supports recovery of Database objects from SQL Server 2000, 2005 and 2008 versions.
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