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What to do When Index is Corrupted in SQL Server?

Barry Alllen ~ Modified: July 17th, 2018 ~ ~ 1 Minute Reading

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    Eddie Thwan
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    If the repair option is “Repair with the Data Loss” I suggest you to restore from your backup otherwise you may not be able to know 100% what data is lost? If you allow data loss you may well have Foreign key inconsistencies and all ghastly outcomes also.

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    Natalie Chopra
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    Just repeat DBCC CHECKDB (after each repair) to see if there is any other Repair Command Request, and then run that and then repeat the DBCC CHECKDB, until you get a “clean” outcome.
    There is a table in MSDB and if that has only rows in it that may suggest falling hardware.
    For easily to understand just go through this article it may helps you a lot.
    “How do I know If Index is Corrupted in SQL Server?” I have also got solution by this article when I got stucked http://www.sqlmvp.org/how-to-check-if-index-is-corrupted-in-sql-server/.

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