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a db in ssuspect mode that I would like to detach\attach.I get the following error when trying to detach.---------------------------Microsoft SQL-DMO (ODBC SQLState: 42000)---------------------------Error 947: Error while closing database 'test_db' cleanly.---------------------------OK--------------------------- RE: Error attempting to detach a db ptheriault (IS/IT--Management) 13 Mar 07 13:49 you can't detach a database that is in suspect mode.You will need to change the status then detach it.EXEC sp_resetstatus ''CODEEXEC sp_resetstatus 'Your Db' - Paul- If at first you don't succeed, find out if the loser gets anything. RE: Error attempting to detach a db daglugub37 (TechnicalUser) (OP) 13 Mar 07 15:25 thanks, I am all set Red Flag This Post Please let us know here why this post is inappropriate. Reasons such as off-topic, duplicates, flames, illegal, vulgar, or students posting their homework. Cancel Red Flag SubmittedThank you for helping keep Tek-Tips Forums free from inappropriate posts.The Tek-Tips staff will check this out and take appropriate action. Close Reply To This Thread Posting in the Tek-Tips forums is a member-only feature. Click Here to join Tek-Tips and talk with other members! Resources Join | Indeed Jobs | Advertise Copyright © 1998-2016 ENGINEERING.com, Inc. All rights reserved.Unauthorized reproduction or linking forbidden without expressed written
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to Get Help Expand Search Submit Close Search Login Join Today Products BackProducts alter database set emergency Gigs Live Careers Vendor Services Groups Website Testing Store Headlines Experts Exchange > Questions > SQL Database is (Suspect) Want to how to recover suspect database in sql server 2000 Advertise Here? Solved SQL Database is (Suspect) Posted on 2010-05-14 MS SQL Server 4 Verified Solutions 6 Comments 1,169 Views Last Modified: 2012-05-09 I don't know SQL Server very well, but looking at SQL http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1345040 Server Enterprise Manager I see a database that has (Suspect) to the right of the database name and if I click on the + to the left of the database name it shows (No items) underneath it. Is there a way to fix that? Also, is there a way to tell if the database is even being used? I am guessing that we are running SQL Server 2000. THis https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26186213/SQL-Database-is-Suspect.html is the product info screen: Product: SQL Server Standard Edition Operating System: Microsoft Windows NT - 5.2(3790) Product version: 8.00.2055(SP4) Language: English(United States) Platform: NT INTEL X86 OS memory: 3583(MB) Processors: 4 Root Directory: D:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server collation: SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_Cl_AS 0 Question by:Greg27 Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Google LVL 25 Active 2 days ago Best Solution byLee Savidge You'll need to look in the SQL Server logs to find out when and why it went into suspect mode. Seems a common reason is that another process is accessing the database file. As all database connections Go to Solution 6 Comments LVL 25 Overall: Level 25 MS SQL Server 15 Message Active 2 days ago Accepted Solution by:Lee Savidge2010-05-14 You'll need to look in the SQL Server logs to find out when and why it went into suspect mode. Seems a common reason is that another process is accessing the database file. As all database connections are brokered through the SQ
fixing a SUSPECT databaseBy: Paul Randal Posted on: August 29, 2008 7:55 pm (Check out my online training course: SQL Server: Detecting and Correcting Database Corruption.) This is http://www.sqlskills.com/blogs/paul/creating-detaching-re-attaching-and-fixing-a-suspect-database/ a post I've been trying to get to since I started blogging a couple of years ago: how to re-attach a detached SUSPECT database. This is a pretty common scenario I see on the forums - a database goes SUSPECT so the DBA tries to detach/attach, which fails. I wrote a demo for my corruption session at TechEd this year that shows how to sql server create a SUSPECT database with a hex editor, then detaches it and shows how to re-attach and fix it. It's going to be a long blog post, but bear with me - you never know when you'll need to know how to recover from this. Creating a SUSPECT Database First off I'm going to create a simple database to use, called DemoSuspect with a table sql server 2000 and some random data. USE [master]; GO CREATE DATABASE [DemoSuspect]; GO USE [DemoSuspect]; GO CREATE TABLE [Employees] ( [FirstName] VARCHAR (20), [LastName] VARCHAR (20), [YearlyBonus] INT); GO INSERT INTO [Employees] VALUES ('Paul', 'Randal', 10000); INSERT INTO [Employees] VALUES ('Kimberly', 'Tripp', 10000); GO Now I'll perform an update in an explicit transaction and force it to be written out to disk with a CHECKPOINT. I've accidentally deleted Kimberly's bonus! -- Simulate an in-flight transaction BEGIN TRAN; UPDATE [Employees] SET [YearlyBonus] = 0 WHERE [LastName] = 'Tripp'; GO -- Force the update to disk CHECKPOINT; GO Then in another window, I'll simulate a crash using: SHUTDOWN WITH NOWAIT; GO Now that SQL Server is shutdown, I'm going to simulate an I/O failure that corrupts the log file. I'm going to use a hex editor to do this - my editor of choice is the immensely popular and useful XVI32, written by Christian Maas. I opened the log file, filled the first section with zeroes, and then saved it again. See the screenshot below. (As a small note of warning, this hex editor will truncate files that are over 2GB. Used the HxD edito