Adishree Singh

Rectifying Error 204 in corrupted DB2 Version 8 database

DB2 or Database 2 is a relational model database that is designed by IBM. It is used by many reputed organizations as the backend support. It gives you the freedom to operate the databases either from a command line argument or from its GUI (Graphic User ... Read >

Fixing “SQL0980C A disk error occurred...” Error

Like any other database, a DB2 database can also be corrupted and become unmountable. Few main causes for corruption in DB2 database could be improper system shutdown, catalog file corruption, application malfunction, and virus attack. Since the database ... Read >

Resolving “Bad container path” Error in DB2

Are you unable to restore your DB2 database from one server to another? Does restore process fail with SQL0298N "Bad container path" error while restoring database from one server to another? Well, the problem may occur if either the DB2 database is corru... Read >

Solving 'The database state is not consistent' Error

DB2 databases are often the repository of business data, so it becomes imperative that the data within these database must remain consistent, both logically and physically. One of the critical components that help maintaining the consistency of a DB2 data... Read >

High Availability Disaster Recovery Feature in IBM DB2

IBM DB2 is a relational model database server or relational database management system, developed and marketed by IBM. It provides greater data availability and stability, as compared to other database management systems. You can prevent DB2 database corr... Read >

Fixing “Table … text ID TEXT_ID is not referenced” Error Message

A text node or a leaf node is a physical storage component that saves actual data stored in the rows of MS SQL table. Each text node consists of a parent node and is structured either in B-tree or heap format. The data saved in the text node becomes inacc... Read >

Resolving “C_ID is not a valid complex column” Error Message

While the reasons for corruption MS SQL table can be many, the result for corruption in most cases is an error message. This error message does not allow the database user to access the table records. In most cases, the error message contains attributes... Read >

Fixing “Page P_ID could not be processed...” Error

Every MS SQL Server database is divided into various PFS (Page Free Space) intervals, each containing 8088 pages. Each PFS page maintains records of the free space in the pages that store LOB (Large Objects) values. A PFS page contains a byte-map that con... Read >

Fixing “Extra or Invalid Key...” Error Message

The information related to records in MS SQL Server database table is either saved in clustered or non-clustered index. In clustered index, the data rows in the table are stored with their unique key value. However, in non-clustered index, every data row ... Read >

Fixing “cannot be placed on a page of type PAGE_TYPE” Error Message

A table in MS SQL contains numerous rows, each containing a different set of information. These rows are stored in multiple partitions, which are structured in heap or B-tree format. The actual information saved in these rows is stored in the leaf nodes (... Read >

Fixing Error Message “Data row (F_ID:P_ID:S_ID) identified...”

The data/information stored in a MS SQL Server table consists of one matching index row in a non-clustered index. If these index rows, or keys of index rows go missing, the user encounters error message when s/he tries to open the table, which further mak... Read >

Fixing “Memory Allocation error...”

An "Out of Memory" error message while executing DBCC primary occurs when the DBCC process performs check on large databases and utilizes CPU (Central Processing Unit) massively. Another cause of this error can be corruption of SQL Server database due to ... Read >

Fixing “CHECKTABLE terminated...” Error Message

Sometimes, the reason for SQL database corruption are unknown. This is the time when the database administrators use all their expertise and experience in an attempt to repair the database. While in most cases the administrators are successful in resolvin... Read >

Fixing “Parent node... was not encountered” Error Message

The metadata structure of MS SQL database stores the records of database tables in either heap or b-tree format. The B-tree structure enables MS SQL to search, insert, or delete the sequential records. The structure is build up of one root node, at least ... Read >

Fixing “Cross object linkage” Error Message

Data stored in SQL Server database tables is divided into various number of partitions, maintained in either B-tree (non-clustered) or heap (clustered) structure. While in heap tree structure the data is not arranged in any specific order, the data in the... Read >