Posts Tagged 'SQL Server corruption'

How to Fix “A Constraint Violation Occurred” Error when Installing SQL Server

This article addresses the installation error ‘A Constraint Violation Occurred’ and how users can solve it. This is among the most common problems witnessed by most people while installing SQL Server in Windows. Usually, this error occurs when the setup SQL Server Cluster creates a failover cluster manager with a network name resource which automatically leads to a fail. Programmers often find themselves caught up with an error which slows down their work speed. This violation is...

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7 Causes & Solutions When Failing to Access Data on CD or DVD

If you cannot find the files that you saved in the CD or DVD, you can refer to this article which will discuss this problem and offer effective solutions. Many have data saved in DVD or CD, especially those old data. When you want to access the data, you may get some problems. So today, we will discuss this case and offer you some effective solutions. And here we’d also like to advise you to keep more than 2 backups for the same vital data. Like backing up Outlook data for corrupt pst,...

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4 Workarounds when Unique Constraint Prevents You from Inserting a New Record in SQL Server

If you failed to insert a new record into a table because of the unique constraint, do not miss to read this article. It will help you to solve this problem. In this article, we will introduce 4 methods to solve the problem when you fail to insert a new record because it violates the unique constraint of the table in SQL Server. A Real Case: Now let’s see a real case. We have a database named “Product” and there is a table called “DataNumenProduct” in the database. There are two fields in...

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