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Exchange Server Database Utility Guide

If you are an Exchange Admin and you've never used ESEUTIL, that probably means one of two things:

  • You are really good at your job, follow all the best practices and recommendations, keep your backups up to date, always test before installing a new patch, and so on, and so on, and that pays off by never having a single problem in your Exchange DBs.
  • You are a lucky son of a gun!

In my case, although I like to consider myself good in what I do, unfortunately I had to use ESEUTIL for a couple of times.

When a database is corrupt or damaged, data can be restored from backup or repaired using Eseutil. Eseutil is a command line utility that works with Extensible Storage Engine (ESE), database (.edb) files, streaming (.stm) files, and log (.log) files associated with an Information Store, in a given Storage Group.

If you want to know more about this tool, read the Microsoft Exchange Server Database Utility Guide.

Posted: Thu, Aug 31 2006 12:12 by Rui Silva | with no comments
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