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Is there any way to check a MSDE database for corruption? &nbsp;I'm running Microsoft SBS 2003, and after a system crash the database used by SBSMONITORING started using a lot of memory, usually averaging over 500 MB. &nbsp;This is causing the monitoring service itself to generate errors about an application using a higher than normal amount of memory. &nbsp;My other option besides repairing the database is to reinstall that instance of MSDE, but I'm worried about what side effects that may have.
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Is there any way to check a MSDE database for corruption?  I'm running Microsoft SBS 2003, and after a system crash the database used by SBSMONITORING started using a lot of memory, usually averaging over 500 MB.  This is causing the monitoring service itself to generate errors about an application using a higher than normal amount of memory.  My other option besides repairing the database is to reinstall that instance of MSDE, but I'm worried about what side effects that may have.

Checking a MSDE database for corruption

Is there any way to check a MSDE database for corruption?  I&#39;m running Microsoft SBS 2003, and after a system crash the database used by SBSMONITORING started using a lot of memory, usually averaging over 500 MB.  This is causing the monitoring service itself to generate errors about an application using a higher than normal amount of memory.  My other option besides repairing the database is to reinstall that instance of MSDE, but I&#39;m worried about what side effects that may have.

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