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Posted Saturday, January 16, 2010 12:26 PM
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Potentially lost. Data may be lost - it depends on how bad the corruption is.
Will be lost.
If the minimum level to repair is repair_allow_data_loss, it means that there will be data loss if that is run. There's only two cases that I know of (incorrect PFS pages and orphaned LOB pages) where repair allow_data_loss is required but data won't be lost.
In this case, there is a single damaged page in the clustered index. Repair will drop that page and fix the links. Hence, any data on that page will be lost.
http://sqlinthewild.co.za/index.php/2009/06/03/does-repair_allow_data_loss-cause-data-loss/
Thanks for correcting that Gail and explaining more precisely.
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plese set db status to emerngy mode and export data and run repair
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rspskumar-704119 (1/17/2010)
plese set db status to emerngy mode and export data and run repair
Absolutely not. Totally unnecessary and frankly in this case stupid things to suggest.
Emergency mode is a last resort for when the database is in suspect or recovery pending mode. Not for when the database is online and usable with minor corruption.
Export (and subsequent re-import) is for when there's irreparable corruption, like damaged allocation pages. This corruption is perfectly repairable (albeit with minor data loss) and hence there is no need whatsoever for something as extreme as export and reimport.
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