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Suspect DB
Hi, I am using sql server 2000 and recently found 2 of the DBs are marked as Suspect and I don't have access to them any more.Would you please help me with this?Thanks,Ellie
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| May 2 2008 3:24 PM GMT
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Ellie
SQL Server security, SQL Server 2000, Suspect database
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