Resumable Incremental Database Integrity Checks
- Eitan Blumin
- Nov 26, 2024
- 1 min read
Large databases often face issues with prolonged integrity check times (DBCC CHECKDB), leading to potential downtime and/or performance degradation. Full integrity checks, while thorough, are not always feasible on a regular basis due to their impact on system resources.
To address this challenge, I developed a TSQL script for performing incremental integrity checks, which significantly optimizes the process and reduces its impact on the server.
To learn more about it, please check out the blog post on my website:
You can also listen to my discussion about it with Guy Glantser in our podcast SQL Server Radio:
TL;DR: Check out the sample script in our GitHub repository:
Let me know what you think in the comments below!
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Large databases often face the problem of long integrity checks, which can affect performance. Full checks are useful, but not always possible due to the load on the system. To optimize business processes, turbify offers tools, but for databases it's important to find effective solutions, such as incremental checks. Using such tools allows you to significantly reduce the load on the server and reduce the check time without losing quality.