Found a good article on SSC about database corruption by Gail Shaw:
"What to do when the database is corrupt.
- Don't panic
- Don't detach the database
- Don't restart SQL
- Don't just run repair.
- Run an integrity check
- Afterwards, do a root-cause analysis"
Don't have a corrupt database, but still want to play in the sandbox? Click here and here for a couple of ways to corrupt your database. (Don't do this to production data!)
And if all else fails, there's a product called Recovery for SQL Server to help fix your files.
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