The Database Corruption Challenge – Grand Finale The final challenge #10 in the Database Corruption Challenge starts this Friday (July 17th) at 6:00pm (Pacific Time). After 9 other challenges we come to the final competition in this series. Many have …

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I was asked how I caused the corruption in Database Corruption Challenge #9. Here is how I did it. To cause the corruption, I used the undocumented DBCC WritePage, however the same thing could have been accomplished by detaching the …

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Database Corruption Challenge #9 has completed with 19 winning participants, you can take a look at the scoring page for exact details. The first to solve the challenge this week was Eduardo Rezende who provided the winning solution just 58 minutes …

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With the recent release of Database Health Monitor Version 2.0 I have decided to focus on of blogging about the features and benefits of the Database Health Monitor application. There are some incredibly valuable features that are often overlooked. The …

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Just about 24 hours after releasing Database Corruption Challenge #9, so far there have been 15 winning solutions. The first to submit a winning solution was Eduardo Rezende. The scores have been updated. Rob Farley is back in the lead with 18 …

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Welcome to the ninth competition of ten in the Database Corruption Challenge. This week I have created a database and then corrupted one or more parts of that database, and your goal is to fix all of the corruption without …

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