I'm trying to fix a corrupt database, complains about indexes. I've been
waiting for drop constraint to come back, its been running for 1.5 hrs and
the drive activity is at 100%. Is this normal?
Everything is possible once you have a corrupt database. Check your system
event log for errors as well. It is possible for disk I/O to slow down
significantly if there are hardware problems.
Going forward, your course of action should be to identify what caused
corruption and restore your database from the last good backup.
Adrian
"michael" <michael@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D044278A-7F75-43E9-A1F4-C5D0CE807397@.microsoft.com...
> I'm trying to fix a corrupt database, complains about indexes. I've been
> waiting for drop constraint to come back, its been running for 1.5 hrs and
> the drive activity is at 100%. Is this normal?
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