DBA Fundamentals: Corruption: Checking for Corruption

I'll demonstrate corruption by editing a data file with a hex editor, then explain the more frequent real-life causes of corruption. You'll learn why we can't tell when it happens, so we have to spot it as quickly as practical, and then what to do when you find it.

[@trud811]

Thanks for sharing. This is probably one of the videos that every person dealing with SQL Server should watch

[@BrentOzarUnlimited]

Thanks, glad you liked it!

[@paulf3353]

Great series, thank Brent&team. Fantastic free content, really appreciate your work!

[@BrentOzarUnlimited]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@galaxywalker2976]

This is gold, thanks Brent!

[@andreabruschetta8791]

Very very very useful content! And I liked the "mood" of the teacher. Good job, Brent!

[@BrentOzarUnlimited]

Thanks! 😃

[@carlcaztec]

Fantastic content - thank you!

[@user-xp5sk8ts3q]

Thank you very much!

[@senos1994]

That was a fantastic lesson!!!thank you!!

[@BrentOzarUnlimited]

You're very welcome!

[@bhuvanaganesh2120]

Great video, thanks for sharing. Planning is more important than crying over spilt milk. Touch wood i haven't faced any, but this video provides more advise if any such things happens in future..Cheers!

[@andywawa7227]

Brent, great so far. You spoke several times "this is a beginner lesson", suggesting there is an advanced lesson (course)? If so, where is it and what's the price?

[@BrentOzarUnlimited]

No, I'm not doing any more production DBA classes, and that's why I released this one for free. Enjoy!

[@162900443]

@@BrentOzarUnlimited Brent, is there full recordings of production DBA course for a fee on your website? Not doing classes - ok, but recordings?

[@TheBrentOzar]

@@162900443 No.

[@Pacangotoff]

Sp_Blitz don't work!

[@RealEstateDatabase256]

Stop saying "dear reader", we are not reading, we are viewing.

[@BrentOzarUnlimited]

That's the joke, dear reader.