Is your Microsoft Exchange Server database service denying write access to database files or checkpoint files? Can’t extract information from Microsoft Exchange database? This behavior makes the entire Exchange database useless and leads to significant data loss situations. To get your valuable data back, you must have an up-to-date backup. However, if the backup is not updated or is not available at all, Exchange Server recovery becomes an hour-long necessity.
When the Exchange database server services deny write access to the EDB or CHK file (Exchange checkpoint file), you can find the following entries in the Microsoft Exchange Server application event log:
Event type: error
Event origin: ESE97
Event Category: General
Event ID: 145
Date: 2/3/2000
Time: 1:57:34 PM
User: N / A
Computer: EXSERVER1
Description: (1996) The database engine could not access the file named E: exchsrvr mdbdata tmp.edb.
Event type: error
Event origin: ESE98
Event Category: Log / Retrieve
Event ID: 439
Date: 2/2/2000
Time: 8:05:13 AM
User: N / A
Computer: EXSERVER1
Description: Information Store (2700) Cannot write a shadowed header for the file E: Exchsrvr mdbdata E00.chk. Error -1032.
(Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server error format)
After this behavior of Microsoft Exchange Server, you cannot access your important database information. To get your valuable data back, you need to identify the cause of this behavior and then perform Microsoft Exchange Recovery solving it.
Root of the problem:
Common reasons for the problem are:
1. The file has been stolen by another process.
2. A controller or disk failure has occurred.
3. The permissions are removed from the directory where the files are stored.
4. The Exchange Server database (EDB file) is corrupted.
Solution
Try the following methods to correct this behavior:
1. Restart the Exchange Server computer. Free up all system resources.
2. Troubleshoot driver or disk problems by requesting the services of a hardware repair shop.
3. Restore the backup permissions. You can also try to recreate the permissions if you have administrative privileges.
4. Repair and restore the corrupted database using third-party Exchange recovery software.
The applications are specially designed to perform an in-depth analysis of the entire database and extract everything inaccessible from the database. Tea Exchange recovery tool They come equipped with a rich and interactive graphical user interface for easy retrieval.