29th July 2010
Is your Oracle database inaccessible due to corruption? Are you unable to open a corrupt database and extract information from it?
You may face critical situations, if you are an Oracle database administrator. Being a database administrator, it is a bi...
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14th July 2010
Data saved in the Oracle database components is saved in hierarchical format and at four different levels-Tablespace, Segments, Extents, and Blocks. Corruption at any level results in unmountability of your database, further resulting in inaccessibility o...
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13th July 2010
The MySQL database is the world's most used open source database. It is used everywhere in the world, even Antartica, because of its fast performance, high reliability, and ease of use. If you combine these features with it being an open source database, ...
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15th June 2010
Database corruption is a quite common problem in every Relational Database Management System, including Oracle. The corruption makes your database inaccessible, because it cannot be recognized by Oracle application. In a number of database corruption situ...
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15th June 2010
A tablespace in Oracle database is mainly a logical storage unit that comprises of at least one datafile. This datafile consists of all the tables, indexes that a database administrator creates in an Oracle database. A tablespace acts as a bridge between ...
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08th June 2010
MySQL is a popular RDBMS (Relational Database Management System), which runs as server offering multi-user access to various databases. It uses two major storage engines, MyISAM and InnoDB to store and manage your valuable data. The MyISAM storage engine ...
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08th June 2010
InnoDB tables, like any other database components can be corrupted due to a logical crash. Few most common logical crashes that occur most often are MySQLD (MySQL Server) improper shutdown, virus infection, application bugs, third-party software installat...
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04th June 2010
In Oracle Relational Database Management System, database corruption generally occurs due to corruption to database block on hard drive or in memory. Disk corruption is the most frequent type of database corruption, because once the data blocks are writte...
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04th June 2010
Data in an Oracle database is stored in logical units called blocks (also called, logical blocks or data blocks). This is the finest level of database allocation in Oracle. However, if it gets corrupted, it can cause serious data loss. The common reason o...
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11th March 2010
The most unfortunate event that MS Access users often come across is the corruption of their MDB file. This leads to painful results for those who use MS Access for storing their critical business data. This is because a corrupted MDB file does not open i...
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26th February 2010
Anyone who is a regular MS Access user, would want the MDB file to run perfectly and efficiently. Although, there are a number of tools and measures that can be used for optimum working of an Access database, still it is not immune to corruption. It can g...
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26th February 2010
An MS Access database (MDB File) is opened several times a day by a regular user of the MS Access application. Keeping in mind the frequency at which the database is opened, its users may make some mistakes while using the MDB file. Some interruptions lik...
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26th February 2010
According to various surveys and researches, it has been proved that large sized computer files are more prone to corruption than decent sized files. Same is the case with Access database (MDB file). Its large size can become the cause of its corruption a...
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15th February 2010
All computer files including MDB files, when saved on the server, facilitate their access by various computers available within the network. However, the file gets corrupted if the administrator reboots the server while the file is open or in use. The ne...
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09th February 2010
Do you often come across some error messages while opening a particular MDB file? If yes, then this might be the alarm bell for its corruption. Moreover, if the file does become corrupt, it will not open, which renders all the data inaccessible. However, ...
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