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Old 02-22-09, 06:50
maddi_kiran1215 maddi_kiran1215 is offline
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Hi,

I am trying to run Check & Repair commands on database level. it seems they can only be run on table level. Is it possible to check or repair all the tables at one go. Can anybody help me out ..

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Old 02-22-09, 07:56
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Old 11-19-09, 06:57
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check and repair all tables

No, it's not possible to check or repair all the tables at one go.
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Old 12-16-09, 12:55
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Hi maddi_kiran1215, what about other tools for .ndf sql recovery? sometimes you can get better results with 3rd party applications
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Old 03-12-10, 06:33
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Repairing the tables with check and repair command that too at once is not possible. So viable option would be opting for sql database repair software. They are efficient in the work of SQL repair by scanning the database and restoring its entire objects table, views, procedures, function and everything including data. It creates separate script file for each of the objects it recovers. Most importantly they do not modify or alter database components such that data integrity is not lost.
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