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24 Feb. 2005 / Last Updated on 24 Feb. 2005] In this article I will give you some information on how to use the Exchange tools ISINTEG and ESEUTIL. With the help of ESEUTIL you can defragment your Exchange information store offline, check the checksum in networking integrity of the store and repair the information store in case of emergency. ISINTEG is
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used to perform some tests on the information stores and to fix some errors. Let's begin Before we start using ESEUTIL and ISINTEG ensure
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the following: Make a backup of your Exchange databases even if you think the files are damaged and lost. Use ISINTEG and ESEUTIL with some understanding about what these tools really do. Ensure that you have done all other tests
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before you use ESEUTIL and ISINTEG. Dismount the store (then it is accessible for offline defrag, tests and more). Figure 1: Dismount the information store ESEUTIL ESEUTIL is a tool to defragment your exchange databases offline, to check their integrity and to repair a damaged/lost database. ESEUTIL is located in the \EXCHSRVR\BIN directory. This directory is not in the system path so you must open the tool in the BIN directory or enhance the system path with the \EXCHSRVR\BIN directory. checksum md5 Figure 2: Change the system path to point to the \EXCHSRVR\BIN directory ESEUTIL /D parameters Figure 3: ESEUTIL parameters Defrag Exchange 2003 defragments the Exchange database every night. But this is only an online defrag of the database. An online defrag doesn’t reduce the size of the information store. To reduce the size of the databases, you must use an offline defrag. When shouldI use an offline defrag? Under normal conditions you don't need an offline defrag, but when you add tons of new users due to a merger or aquisition or when you delete many objects from the store it can be necessary to do an offline defrag. You can do a space dump with ESEUTIL /MS to determine the space. Also ensure that you have 110% free diskspace associatedwith the Exchange database size. Figure 4: ESEUTIL /MS ESEUTIL parameters for defragmentation Figure 5: ESEUTIL Defrag parameters Depending on the size of the information store and your hardware, the defrag process can consume a lot of time. Figure 6: ESEUTIL defragmentation status Check the integrity of the Exchange database You can check the integrity of your Exchange database with ESEUTIL /G. Please read NOTE 1 carefully in the following screenshot. Figure 7: ESEUTIL integrity check To start the integrity check for the PRIV1.EDB database, type the following command: ESEUTIL /G „C:\Program files\exchsrvr\mdbdata\priv1.edb“ Figure 8: ESEUTIL integrity check status Disaster recovery With a good backup in h
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Blank Database and Merge Data » Exchange Database Recovery - Using eseutil commands The real job of an exchange administrator is to maintain high availability when it http://msexchangeguru.com/2009/07/12/exchange-database-recovery-using-eseutil-commands/ comes to a messaging environment. Below mentioned processes are not done on a day to day basis, but understanding how the process works is mandatory for every exchange administrator. ###Update### JET_errMissingLogFile http://recover-email.blogspot.com/2014/05/how-to-resolve-exchange-ese-event-476.html -528 -548 – Exchange 2010 database recovery: http://msexchangeguru.com/2013/02/01/jet_errmissinglogfile-528-548/ You may be also interested in these topics too if you wish to know more about Exchange database technology: Exchange database repair – The checksum error eseutil /p process: http://msexchangeguru.com/2011/03/02/databse-repair/ Here I have tried to explain the terminologies involved in a repair process like how the Exchange JET database stores information properly arranged in physical and logical pages and how the repair, defrag and ISINTEG process get rid of corruption. Bad Checksum on Exchange Database: http://msexchangeguru.com/2009/07/13/checksum-error/ Here, lets look at identifying a checksum error, understanding health of an Exchange information store checksum database and how to know which log file belong to which database. A step by step walk-through of procedure to be followed when exchange database fail to mount in Exchange System Manager: 1. Perform the Eseutil /mh “Path of the database” as indicated below and check the state of the database. Health of the Database 2. If the state is in clean shutdown, move all the log files from the Transaction logs folder location and then mount the stores. 3. If the state is in Dirty shutdown as mentioned below, check if the log files that is indicated as Logs required is available or now. Database in Dirty Shutdown 5. To make sure that the log files that is required is in a Clean state, you can perform Eseutil /ml “Path of the log files\log prefix” as indicated below. This command will help you check the health of all the log files in the location. log file health - eseutil /ml 6.If the log files are healthy, then perform the Soft recovery with the command Eseutil /r
Home » » How to resolve Exchange ESE event 476 error code 1018? EDB database is the core of Exchange Information store. It consists of storage groups that contain the Mailbox Store and a Public Folder Store. The data within Mailbox Store and a Public Folder Store are stored in files with .edb extension. Like other data files, the EDB file can get corrupted due to any of the reasons such as: virus attack, server shutdown, operating system crash, accidental Exchange Server shutdown and system hardware failure or malfunctioning Exchange database corruption can be of three types: • page level (file system) corruption• database level (JET database engine) corruption• and Application level (Exchange information store) corruption What is Exchange ESE event 476? ESE event 476 occurs when the page contains no data or there is some checksum error on a database page. Generally, ESE event 476 indicates two errors: Error -1019 & Error -1018. The ESE event 476: Error -1018 = 0xfffffc06 = JET_errReadVerifyFailure = Checksum error on a database page.Error -1019 = 0xfffffc05 = JET_errPageNotInitialized = Blank database page.Error -1018: It indicates Checksum error on a database page. Error -1019: It indicates that an invalid page number (usually all zeros) has been returned by the accessed page. It occurs in when a read attempt is made on a Blank database page or if it's uninitialized. The Error -1019 can also occur if the logical link between the pages isn't valid. Note: if a page with page number 0x00000000 generates some Checksum error, then a -1019 error is shown instead of a -1018 error. The error -1019 may remain undetected for a longer time in case of online backup. What is Exchange ESE Error 1018? 1018 is a Read Verify Error. It indicates file level / page level corruption in the Exchange database. The error 1018 occurs if there is some page inconsistency in Exchange Mailbox Store. If a particular page from the database couldn't be verified then this error will be prompted. This error usually occurs while full backup of exchange is taken. What causes Exchange ESE Error 1018? ESE engine plays a vital role in handling the database operations in Exchange. When a page is requested the ESE engine search it in database. Compare the page number and the page checksum with the page header information. It then checks that the page returned in response to the particular request is correct or not and also checks its checksum for validity. The error 1018 occurs if: