MS Sql Database Repair to Recover Corrupted File Header and Boot Page
Boot page and file header page constitute two important components of MS SQL server database. Metadata information about the database is stored in file header whereas boot page contains data and other related information. Any sort of destruction in these two files could make the database inaccessible, since it won’t be mountable. Also it is likely to come across number of strange error messages and things out of your workout. Not being able to access important database record can set business work to halt which definitely is not acceptable. For any such situation backup is very necessary so that lost and inaccessible data can be restored back. However, if you don’t have it still it’s possible to recover SQL server database items using MS Sql database repair.
It is quite difficult situation for user to understand the problem taking place and accordingly take a resolving step. Like, there can be situation in which when SQL server database is processed, an error is shown –
Msg 913, level 16, state 4, Line 1 could not find database 19 database could not be activated or is in transition state. Or
“Msg 5172, level 16, state 15, line 1 the header for file ‘C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL server\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\DATA\’ is not a valid database file header. The PageAudit property is incorrect.”
Details of the error are shown in log report, although users most of the time is unable to follow it and seek for easily usable utility, MS SQL database repair. Although cause for the two of them differs as boot page and file header page corruption respectively, loss of important records and data items is common.
Virus, problems existing in the application or those related to system are all responsible for it, with only one advanced means of recovering records as ms sql database repair software rather than using command DBCC CHECKDB. MS SQL Server 2008, 2005, and 2000 are supported and it runs on Windows 2000, 2003, XP, Vista and Windows 7. each and every database component is scanned by it and restored at the location specified.