As the weekend approaches and we head for another Database Corruption Challenge (DBCC) I want to remind everyone who is interested of being notified of the next event to sign up for my newsletter. Just click here to find out …
Since the corruption challenge completed yesterday, I have had several request asking how I created the corrupt database. So here is the script that I used to create the Database Corruption Challenge 1. First the initial setup. Most of this …
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With all the interest in the Database Corruption Challenge, and the hundreds of email message I have exchanged with people over the last 3 days relating to the Database Corruption Challenge, I have decided to set up a newsletter mailing list …
On Saturday morning, I announced the Database Corruption Challenge, and I had to abbreviate it as the DBCC, why not, acronym overloading isn’t always a bad thing. There were 91 participants, 22 of which ended up with correct answers with …
After introducing the Database Corruption Challenge (DBCC) – Week 1 Challenge yesterday, I received several requests for a SQL Server 2008 version of the challenge. Here is is, and for future Database Corruption Challenges, I will include a SQL Server …
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Welcome to the DataBase Corruption Challenge, this is an about weekly blog challenge where I will post a corrupt SQL Server database with some details on what happened to it. If at this point you are already a bit irked …
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