by "Cornelius Clay Ferreira [MSFT]" <corncf@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Jul 23, 2004 at 05:08 AM
Hi,
If you don't have a backup, then you might have to do a hard repair of the
database
Steps :
- Disabled antivirus to avoid the scanning
- enable file level antivirus exclusion KB artical :328841
- run eseutil/p on the databases
- run eseutil/d on the databases.
- rename the mdbdata to mdbdata.old
- create new mdbdata folder
- start the IS
- stop IS
- copy the database from mdbdata.old to mdbdata
- started IS
- isinteg -fix -s <server name> -test alltests
- mounted the database.
- deleted mdbdata.old
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"sccduck" <sccduck@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:F7920F6A-22CF-45F0-9916-B92E71A5A83B@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Could you please help with the following?
>
> Symantec AV quarantined the E00.log file on our exchange 2000 server.
The
file was not in the quarantine folder to restore. Guided by a microsoft
article we renamed the last log file to e00.log and tried to resart the
IS.
This did not work.
>
> We then tried to run ESEUTIL /R /I /L /S as guided by KB article
296843.
>
> The last event log entry was:
>
> Information Store (3168) Database recovery/restore failed with
unexpected
error 543.
>
> Can you offer any suggestions what to do next?
>
> Many Thanks
>
> Craig Shenton
>