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Experiencing a database crash can be daunting, but following these best practices can help you effectively recover your SQL Server database and minimize data loss.
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Stop All SQL Server Services: Immediately stop all SQL Server services. This will prevent any further damage to the database.
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Check SQL Server Error Logs: Check the SQL Server error logs for information about the cause of the crash and the steps you need to take to recover the database.
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Restore the Database from a Backup: Restore the database from a recent backup. This is the most common way to recover from a crash. If you have a recent backup of the database, you can restore it to a new instance of SQL Server and then bring the database back online.
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Use the SQL Server Recovery Assistant: The SQL Server Recovery Assistant is a tool that can help you recover a damaged or corrupt database. It can be used to repair the database structure, restore data from lost or damaged files, and recover data from deleted or truncated tables.
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Seek Expert Assistance: If you are not comfortable recovering the database yourself, you can contact a Microsoft SQL Server expert for assistance.
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