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When such kind of database corruption occurs in SQL database system, objects like tables, views, stored procedure, triggers and other elements get corrupted. At such situation, you cannot access your valuable data and lose the control over the typical business operations due to data loss. To avoid this kind of chaotic and breathtaking circumstances, you need to use some commercial as well as powerful SQL recovery methods so that you can again have access to your database.

Consider a real time scenario; you open a database in Microsoft SQL Server 2000 and notice that a user database has been marked as suspect. Further, an error message also encounters in the SQL Server error log. This type of problem occurs because SQL server incorrectly asserts free data page space when a row is inserted and the estimate accounts for that free space is not reclaimed. The row that is being inserted should have more space than the space actually available.

Once you have a database that asserts the above problem, you cannot resolve it through simple methods; rather you need to apply some powerful mechanism to deal with the issue. Since the original transaction log records that caused the problem have already impacted the changes in the affected page, so the database must be restored from a backup. If the backup is not available you need to employ third party software for this specific issue.