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Paul Randal
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Posted Monday, April 13, 2009 12:17 PM
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SP3 will also resolve the problem and fix a whole bunch of other bugs. As with any upgrade, make sure you test it before putting it into production - just in case some behavior changes that catches you out.
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Posted Wednesday, April 15, 2009 4:39 AM
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Hey Paul,
Sorry for the late reply, but the hot fix worked. After I installed it and re-ran the maintenance, I found two databases that had corruption. One seemed to have a bad system table as you described, so that DB got restored. The other database has a fresh data load daily, so I did a DBCC CHECKDB ('DBNAME', repair_allow_data_loss). After that, we truncated tables and re-ran the maintenance. My error logs are now clean.
So is there anyway to add rep or give points on this board? Just wanted to say Thanks for the help!
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montgomerybrothers (4/15/2009)
So is there anyway to add rep or give points on this board?
No. Points here are purely from posting and from answering the Question of the Day.
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Paul Randal
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No problem - 'thanks' is enough.
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