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thanks a ton, &nbsp;information store shut down clean, but public store did not. I was able to mount the information store by simply deleting all the logs in the MDBData folder. The public store required the steps above. I was unable to defrag due to the lack of disk space, but it still mounted.<br />
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Thanks a ton.
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thanks a ton,  information store shut down clean, but public store did not. I was able to mount the information store by simply deleting all the logs in the MDBData folder. The public store required the steps above. I was unable to defrag due to the lack of disk space, but it still mounted.

Thanks a ton.

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You da man, Nivenator!!<br />
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Take care,<br />
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Dale Drew
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You da man, Nivenator!!

Take care,

Dale Drew

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Anyone have any experience using the eseutil to recover from logs that have been deleted? I am missing one, due to the fact that disk space is limited. Had a power outage and UPS ran out and did not shut down server properly.<br />
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Upon reboot the information store did not mount making the active log files available for delettion, which they were.<br />
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Any advice most appreciated.
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Anyone have any experience using the eseutil to recover from logs that have been deleted? I am missing one, due to the fact that disk space is limited. Had a power outage and UPS ran out and did not shut down server properly.

Upon reboot the information store did not mount making the active log files available for delettion, which they were.

Any advice most appreciated.

Proper use of eseutil.exe to recover from missing/deleted MDBData logs

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