Monday, July 30, 2012

Best solution for you when your database is suspect mode due to insufficient space in filegroup?

SQL server uses filegroup for grouping all the database objects & files, there are two types of SQL server filegroup, one is primary & another is user-defined. Primary filegroup contains the primary data file and all the pages for system table while any other filegroups that are specified with Create or Alter statements are known as user-defined filegroups. No any file can be member of more than one filegroup and log file is not a part of any filegroup. It is managed from data space. Note:...

Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Unraveled: Possible Resolution Methods to Work Around Database Corruption in SQL Server 2008

SQL Server 2008 has been specifically designed to work with large data sets and to handle multiple users. It facilitates ease of use and maintenance through its feature-laden application interface. It can easily interpret the bandwidth required by the users and considerably help to improve performance. However, it has a few downsides. Any unexpected server crash may leave your SQL database in a suspect state. This database corruption would thrive if no timely action is taken to counter the problem....