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  • Reply To: Attach read only DBs

    You are welcome! 🙂

  • Reply To: Attach read only DBs

    Try the next thing.

    Create a database with the same exact name and exact files in the correct orders.

    i.e: DB NAME = TEST

    FILES = File1.mdf, file2.mdf, file3.mdf and log.ldf.

    take the database...

  • Reply To: always on issue

    Usually, the dashboard shows every replica, is the secondary replica displayed in the dashboard?

  • Reply To: Package error

    Hello,

    I suppose you have access to the package, the only way to find out is downloading it and executing it and while you are at it, you can actually set...

  • Reply To: Copy database backup to new sql server

    Why not just take the backup in that server?

    Just share a folder/drive on that server and give the sql server service account permissions to write there.

  • Reply To: Tempdb best configuration

    To add something,

    Its recommended to have all the tempdb data files the same size, that's why Microsoft have added a feature in which not only one file but all of...

  • Reply To: Vendor recommendations - Looking for which option for stats update would be best

    We had this issue migrating from 2008 R2 to 2016 and by issues i mean, performance degradation in some queries. don't know if you upgraded from that early of a...

  • Reply To: PFS Page Corruption, would this process work?

    If you have corruption in older backups, try restoring and executing DBCC CHECKDB with repair_allow_data_loss in another environment.

    If it fix the issues great, run DBCC checkdb again to check for...

  • Reply To: PFS Page Corruption, would this process work?

    Which version of SQL Server are you using?

    There's a blog post from Paul Randal regarding an issue when migrating from 2014 to 2016 or later versions, you might wanna take...

  • Reply To: Removing a corrupted filegroup

    Yes Jeff, i think the SAN guys found some issues and have been working with the provider, no outages, thank god it was only one filegroup.

    prettsons, looks like defunct filegroups...

  • Reply To: Removing a corrupted filegroup

    Thanks!.

    We could restore and even though the database was corrupted, we used the standard restore procedure.

    Full > differential > logs

    At the time we got corruption, our full and differential backups...

  • Reply To: Removing a corrupted filegroup

    Thanks for your reply guys,

    We could not remove the corrupted filegroup.

    Mr. Steve, we found the issue and fixed is asap, we have open cases with our different partners and finding...

  • Reply To: Removing a corrupted filegroup

    The last one completed and this was the SQL Server message:

    DBCC CHECKDB WITH REPAIR_ALLOW_DATA_LOSS

    Date 9/18/2019 4:02:02 PM

    Log SQL Server (Current - 9/18/2019 4:44:00 PM)

    Source spid67

    Message

    DBCC CHECKDB (DB_CLONE, repair_allow_data_loss) WITH all_errormsgs,...

  • Reply To: Removing a corrupted filegroup

    Hi Jeff!, thanks for replying!

    There were errors and the new CHECKDB WITH REPAIR_ALLOW_DATA_LOSS fixed again lots of errors, i'll add the output(attached) and the SQL Message.

    After it completed we ran...

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  • Reply To: Removing a corrupted filegroup

    After running DBCC CHECKDB with REPAIR_ALLOW_DATA_LOSS, it lasted 3-4 hours in a VLDB, not even mad, that's amazing

    this was the output.

    SQL server log:

    Message

    DBCC CHECKDB (DB, repair_allow_data_loss) WITH all_errormsgs, no_infomsgs executed...

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