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  • RE: Disappearing DBCC Errors

    Alfredo Giotti (4/1/2009)


    I appreciate your response. When rerunning DBCC CHECKDB the output displays no corruption.

    Alright! Did you fix that? Or have you made a restore from a clean backup? Could...

  • RE: Disappearing DBCC Errors

    Have you got a clean backup?

    Page (1:303495) , Page (1:303512),Page (1:303513),Page (1:303514),Page (1:303515),Page (1:303516),Page (1:303517),Page (1:303518)

    You have got corruption on the following pages. You can do a page level...

  • RE: how to attach pdf file database to sqlserver 2005

    Is that a typo? it should be mdf not pdf

    CREATE DATABASE Adventureworks

    ON FILENAME ='your path'

    FOR ATTACH

    or

    Right-click on Databases and select Attach.

    Click the Add button and select the database...

  • RE: can not edit sql agent job

    No, that should be enough if you are the owner of the job you should be able to modify the job and also a sysadmin can.

  • RE: Stumped with Copying This DB

    What are you trying to copy here? Application DB or master?

    Why don't you copy and restore the DB and then carry on from there?

  • RE: Simple Mode on selected tables

    wallynut (4/1/2009)


    Hi,

    We have a task which occurs frequently in the database (Server 2005) which does a huge amount of changes to a number of temporary tables and this in turn...

  • RE: Backup Set is "too recent to apply to the database"

    GilaMonster (4/1/2009)


    K

    In addition, the error received in the situations where that is the case is completely different from the one Tim reported.

    Oh! thanks Gail you clarified it, I was a...

  • RE: Backup Set is "too recent to apply to the database"

    TimC (4/1/2009)


    I figured out my problem. I had a prior backup set in the .bak and .trn files and that was apparently confusing it (or more likely me). ...

  • RE: Backup Set is "too recent to apply to the database"

    TimC (4/1/2009)


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    The log in this backup set begins at LSN 24000000020700001, which is too recent to apply to the database. An earlier log backup that includes LSN 24000000020000001 can be...

  • RE: How to recover

    Edd (4/1/2009)


    Krishna Potlakayala

    I thank you very much. I'll feel a lot better after I have a good backup of the database. You got me close enough to figure it...

  • RE: How to recover

    Edd (4/1/2009)


    I gave the backup location a filename and the bak extention. Is seems to be running. At least I have no error message, yet!

    That's good enough!

  • RE: SQl server gets Restarted when i run the DBCC Check table command

    ebenraja (4/1/2009)


    Hi All,

    When we ran DBCC CHECKTABLE statements against certain specific tables in the db the server gets restarted.

    Yes as Gail suggested, Why are you running this anyway?...

  • RE: How to recover

    Have you go the folder created? You should create the folder and create hte .bk file

    For example if your database name is 'Mydatabase'and you want to back it up to...

  • RE: How to recover

    Edd (4/1/2009)


    OK I ran this

    BACKUP DATABASE 'mydatabase' TO DISK='E:\SQL Backup'

    and I get his response

    Server: Msg 170, Level 15, State 1, Line 1

    Line 1: Incorrect syntax near 'mydatabase'.

    oops sorry that...

  • RE: database restore file name

    But why does it matter to you though whether is it _log or _1??

    Why don't you restore using the TSQL?

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