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SQL 6.5 Database suspect

I am now using SQL Server 6.5, and I found that one of the
Database status is suspect and I cannot connect to this
database. What can I do to recover this database ?

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Re: SQL 6.5 Database suspect

If you have log backup schema in place, do a log backup using the NO_TRUNCATE option.
Then restore the last database backup, and all subsequent log backups.

If you don't have log backups in place, restore the latest database backup.

If you don't have any backup in place (hope you do), call MS PSS.

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"danny" <danny@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I am now using SQL Server 6.5, and I found that one of the
> Database status is suspect and I cannot connect to this
> database. What can I do to recover this database ?



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