DBCC CHECKDB Troubleshooting SQL Server Database Corruption
Resumen: DBCC is a native tool of Microsoft SQL Server designed to check and repair Microsoft SQL Server Databases. This article discusses the DBCC CHECKDB command and options in checking database logical and physical integrity. ...
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Síntomas
Microsoft SQL Server database is corrupt and needs to be repaired to maintain stability and consistency.
Causa
Software corruption to MS SQL Server database, logs, and application files.
Resolución

DBCC CHECKDB (Transact-SQL):
Steps to run DBCC CHECKDB:
- Open SQL Server Studio Management
- Open a query window
- Type in "DBCC CHECKDB (Database Name)"

4. Check near the bottom of query results to see allocation and consistency errors.
5. If allocation and consistency errors appear in the results the database should either be restored from backup or perform a database repair using DBCC CHECKDB.
DBCC Repair Options
- REPAIR_REBUILD: Command below puts the database in a mode allowing repair.
USE Master; GO ALTER DATABASE TSQL2012 SET SINGLE_USER WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE; GO DBCC CHECKDB (TSQL2012, REPAIR_REBUILD) GO ALTER DATABASE TSQL2012 SET MULTI_USER; GO
Copy the command below and paste to the query session putting in the correct database name:
--Command below performs a Database repair not allowing Data loss USE Master; GO ALTER DATABASE TSQL2012 SET SINGLE_USER WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE; GO DBCC CHECKDB (TSQL2012,REPAIR_REBUILD) GO ALTER DATABASE TSQL2012 SET MULTI_USER; GO
2. REPAIR_ALLOW_DATA_LOSS: Command below performs database repair and may result in data loss to complete the repair process.
--Command below performs a database repair that may result in data loss, --replace TSQL2012 with the database name of database being repaired USE Master GO ALTER DATABASE TSQL2012 SET SINGLE_USER WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE GO DBCC CHECKDB (TSQL2012, REPAIR_ALLOW_DATA_LOSS) GO ALTERDATABASE TSQL2012 SET MULTI_USER GO
Copy the command below and paste to the query session putting in the correct database name:
Commands below are useful if database physical disk space is running low.
--Command below estimates the size TEMPDB must be to complete the DBCC CHECKDB job USE Master; GO ALTER DATABASE TSQL2012 SET SINGLE_USER WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE; GO DBCC CHECKDB (TSQL2012, REPAIR_REBUILD) WITH ESTIMATEONLY; GO ALTER DATABASE TSQL2012 SET MULTI_USER GO
Copy the command below and paste to the query session putting in the correct database name:
--Command below estimates the size TEMPDB must be to complete the DBCC CHECKDB job USE Master; GO ALTER DATABASE TSQL2012 SET SINGLE_USER WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE; GO DBCC CHECKDB (TSQL2012, REPAIR_REBUILD) WITH ESTIMATEONLY; GO ALTER DATABASE TSQL2012 SET MULTI_USER GO
--Command below will run DBCC CHECKDB without using TEMDB and creating a DB --snapshot. When not using TEMPDB with a DB snapshot all data will be checked in -- the live database not not a database snapshot. USE Master; GO ALTER DATABASE TSQL2012 SET SINGLE_USER WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE; GO DBCC CHECKDB (TSQL2012, REPAIR_REBUILD) WITH TABLOCK; GO ALTER DATABASE TSQL2012 SET MULTI_USER GO
Copy the command below and paste to query session and put in the correct database name:
--Command below will run DBCC CHECKDB without using TEMPDB and creating a DB --snapshot. When not using TEMPDB with a DB snapshot all data will be checked in ---the live database not a database snapshot. USE Master; GO ALTER DATABASE TSQL2012 SET SINGLE_USER WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE; GO DBCC CHECKDB (TSQL2012, REPAIR_REBUILD) WITH TABLOCK; GO ALTER DATABASE TSQL2012 SET MULTI_USER GO

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Número del artículo: 000134529
Tipo de artículo: Solution
Última modificación: 18 mar 2025
Versión: 5
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