Exchange Recovery Error 1216
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Premier Field EngineersSeptember 6, 201234 0 0 0 You’re trying to recover your Exchange database from the “dirty shutdown” state to “clean shutdown.” You use ESEUTIL /R and after several ill-fated attempts the databases
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remain dirty. What’s happening? Danijel Klaric. a Microsoft Premier Field Engineer based in eseutil /r exchange 2010 Germany, sheds some light on why the Exchange 2007/2010 databases might remain dirty after a seemingly “successful” ESEUTIL /R recovery, and eseutil /mh exchange 2010 provides pointers on how to solve this. Enjoy his article! Normally I wouldn't think that this following topic would ever be a problem, but as I faced the issue two times in the last
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three weeks, I thought it would be good to shine some light on the subject. Both customers are using Exchange 2010 with Native Data Protection, and have enabled a seven day lag on one of their database copies to enable their admins to recover items past the “single item recovery” period, or to recover deleted folder structures. Remember that single item recovery doesn't preserve the folder structure as mails
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moved to the dumpster are stored in a flat hierarchy. The Symptom They thought they were following appropriate Microsoft guidelines to use logs needed to recover the database from the “dirty shutdown” state to “clean shutdown”, so that the database would be usable as a recovery database for extracting the needed content. 1) Collect the database and the required logs First grab a copy of the edb file and needed logs (i.e. logs needed from database perspective and logs they would like to roll forward to). This can be accomplished by suspending the database copy, and then copying the needed files to a separate location or create a snapshot of the volume which can be reverted to at a later time. 2) Check database state Run the following: eseutil /mh "c:\DBRecovery\Mailbox Database 0436312751.edb" Check the database header for log files generation needed for the recovery, in this case: Log Required 124-124 (0x7c-0x7c) which means file E000000007C . These log files are needed at a minimum to recover the database to a clean shutdown without data loss. Side note: If you try to recover the database with only “Log Required” logs and NOT “Log Commited” logs it will throw the following error: You can continue
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client has a exchange database in a Dirty Shutdown state, there is no backup There is a corupt log recovery has indicated there might be a lossy file e00.log I deleted the corrupted log file and named the last log file e00.log I run a soft recovery with the /A switch and got the following result. Can https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/mspfe/2012/09/06/why-exchange-databases-might-remain-dirty-after-eseutil-r-recovery/ someone please help me! F:\Exchange\Mailbox\"Logfile location">eseutil /r e00 /A /d "F:\exchang e\mailbox\database location" Extensible Storage Engine Utilities for Microsoft(R) Exchange Server Version 14.01 Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Initiating RECOVERY mode... Logfile base name: e00 Log files:
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Exchange troubleshooting ! Posted on September 25, 2009 by Antoine Khater — 11 Comments ↓ Disclaimer: Guys if you happen to be suffering from "Event ID: 494" syndrom on your Microsoft Exchange Server do not attempt anything before reading this article, I might save you a lot of time. It is always frustrating to me to receive a calls from customers telling me that their exchange database is refusing to mount and that they have tried everything, even restored from their last backup but nothing seems to work! Oh if only they'd call earlier Symptoms: Typically a storage group will fail to mount and an error will be logged in the Application Log with an event id of 494. The error is the following Event Type: Error Event Source: ESE Event Category: Logging/Recovery Event ID: 494 Date: 1/10/2007 Time: 2:11:05 PM User: N/A Computer: MailServer Description: Information Store (3600) First Storage Group: Database recovery failed with error -1216 because it encountered references to a database, {DB_Path}, which is no longer present. The database was not brought to a Clean Shutdown state before it was removed (or possibly moved or renamed). The database engine will not permit recovery to complete for this instance until the missing database is re-instated. If the database is truly no longer available and no longer required, procedures for recovering from this error are available in the Microsoft Knowledge Base or by following the "more information" link at the bottom of this message. DO NOT: No matter what you already know, no matter what you read DO NOT attempt, as a start, DO NOT Restore: You might need your backups but not yet DO NOT Recover/Defrag: Chances are that eseutil will exit with the same error DO NOT Check for integrity: It will take TOO much time if your database is big DO: These are simple steps to do that can be completed in a few minutes and, if you are lucky, all will be back to normal. Is the edb file really in the location pointed out in the event log ? No: Put it there and retry Yes: Continue to step 2 Open your command prompt: Start -> Run -> cmd Stop the Microsoft Exchange Information Store service: