[Solved] MS SQL Server Database Corruption Repair - Qiling  

[Solved] MS SQL Server Database Corruption Repair


Problem

MS SQL Server is one of the most popular databases. It has an advanced internal structure and offers great reliability. That is why most organizations use the SQL Server database to save all crucial business data. However, MS SQL Server is vulnerable to different threats like database corruption and errors. The SQL server databases file corruption makes the database objects inaccessible. There are various factors that can make the SQL server database file corrupt. The common causes of MDF file corruption are listed here:

Solution - DBCC CHECKDB

The command DBCC CHECKDB can be used to check the inconsistencies of the database and repair it. If your database is corrupt, it could be a good option to repair the database. You can use the command to repair specific objects or components instead of the whole database.

To run the command, you can follow this:

DBCC CHECKDB (database_name)

This command will check the tables, storage, quality, and consistency measures and will bring the outcome in a list. When the database is big, it may take a long time to repair.

Solution - Qiling MS SQL Recovery

However, in the case of severely corrupted MDF file, DBCC CHECKDB command fails very easily. What's more, a manual solution requires a user to be technically strong. Therefore, it is advised to use some authentic third-party software to repair corrupt SQL database. 

Qiling MS SQL Recovery is a very professional and reliable SQL repair tool. It can recover database components (tables, triggers, indexes, keys, rules&stored procedures) as well as deleted records from the SQL database. It supports MS SQL Server 2016, 2014, 2012, 2008 and older versions. 

In order to perform Microsoft SQL database repair, follow the steps below:

Before you repair the database,back up the MS SQL database by simply copying it or using backup software.

Step 1: Select the corrupted database for recovery

Note: To use this software, you need to stop the SQL Server service.

Step 2: Repair the corrupted database

Step 3: Export to the database or as scripts

Note: Before clicking "OK", you need to restart the SQL Server service.

Prevention

While fixing problems is an after-thought, preventing problems is wiser. Here are some ways you can implement to prevent SQL server database corruption.

Conclusion

Resolving corruption is a delicate process and your chances to avoid corruption are better with a comprehensive backup regime and periodic restore testing of backup files, as well as running integrity checks.

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