Repair Corrupt Exchange 2010 Database From Jet Based Error
Exchange has come forward as one of the most reliable and convenient ways for organizations to communicate. Using emails, contacts, calendars, tasks, notes, etc users can communicate within an organization, maintain their schedules and take notes of the significant things, etc. These are some of the most crucial and vital organizational importance owning components which help users remain up to date and updated with their work structure. Exchange 2010 is one of the common versions of the Server that is being used by most number of users presently. Although corruption issues are surfaced even within this version of the Server but still users are currently using it. Issues are mostly the common ones, but it is the delay in resolving the issue or wrong method used for resolving the issue that leads to severity of corruption. This segment will be talking over one of the Jet based error message along with the procedures that must be followed later to resolve the issue.
What Emerges The Need To Repair Corrupt Exchange 2010 Database?
Primarily, when corruption issues take place in Exchange 2010 database; it targets information store only. In fact, most of the times the possibility is that corruption would take place in Priv.edb or Pub.edb within Information Store. And if a similar situation has taken place with you i.e. corruption within Information Store has encountered then; Error 4294966746 which is a Jet based error will be displayed.
Error: Error 4294966746: JET_errDatabaseInconsistent.
When such an error is confronted then, processing the Information Store Service within Exchange Server becomes an impossible task which is quite annoying. But even in such a critical stage, it is possible to overcome the troubles being faced.
Firstly, it is quite important to run the information store and check whether the data uniformity is intact or not. In order to verify the same, you can run the mentioned command from Bin named folder:
"c:\exchsrvr\bin>eseutil /mh..\mdbdata\priv.edb" "c:\exchsrvr\bin>eseutil /mh..\mdbdata\pub.edb"
In case of minor corruption, you can repair corrupt Exchange 2010 database manually which involves little bit of risks and complications. But when corruption is severe performing Exchange Recovery is only possible via a third party application.
Manual procedures include the usage of utilities like ESEUTIL in different modes like r, p, etc. But resolving only minor set of issues is possible with this utility while, even those may not be executable with complete assurance and along with maintenance of uniformity of database.
In comparison to that, using a external application would be much preferable to repair corrupt Exchange 2010 database. These guarantee a successful repair of database from all sorts of corruption issues without confronting users with any complicated processing. In the meantime, the database is also maintained with security and uniformity of its meta-contents assured which makes extraneous tools like Exchange Recovery safer than built in utilities.
What Emerges The Need To Repair Corrupt Exchange 2010 Database?
Primarily, when corruption issues take place in Exchange 2010 database; it targets information store only. In fact, most of the times the possibility is that corruption would take place in Priv.edb or Pub.edb within Information Store. And if a similar situation has taken place with you i.e. corruption within Information Store has encountered then; Error 4294966746 which is a Jet based error will be displayed.
Error: Error 4294966746: JET_errDatabaseInconsistent.
When such an error is confronted then, processing the Information Store Service within Exchange Server becomes an impossible task which is quite annoying. But even in such a critical stage, it is possible to overcome the troubles being faced.
Firstly, it is quite important to run the information store and check whether the data uniformity is intact or not. In order to verify the same, you can run the mentioned command from Bin named folder:
"c:\exchsrvr\bin>eseutil /mh..\mdbdata\priv.edb" "c:\exchsrvr\bin>eseutil /mh..\mdbdata\pub.edb"
In case of minor corruption, you can repair corrupt Exchange 2010 database manually which involves little bit of risks and complications. But when corruption is severe performing Exchange Recovery is only possible via a third party application.
Manual procedures include the usage of utilities like ESEUTIL in different modes like r, p, etc. But resolving only minor set of issues is possible with this utility while, even those may not be executable with complete assurance and along with maintenance of uniformity of database.
In comparison to that, using a external application would be much preferable to repair corrupt Exchange 2010 database. These guarantee a successful repair of database from all sorts of corruption issues without confronting users with any complicated processing. In the meantime, the database is also maintained with security and uniformity of its meta-contents assured which makes extraneous tools like Exchange Recovery safer than built in utilities.