"Page
P_ID in database ID DB_ID is allocated to both object ID O_ID1, index ID I_ID1,
and object ID O_ID2, index ID I_ID2."
The
above shown error message appears in SQL server and referred as Error 8910.This
error is linked with Index Allocation Map (IAM) pages. These pages are used to heap
or index tables in SQL database files. IAM pages support two types of entries
IAM header and a bitmap. This error is basically encountered when there are inaccurate
entries in IAM pages. That mean when in IAM array there are two entries of same
page or one page has two allocated indexes. In SQL Server corruption is a
common issue and Error 8910 is one of the issues causing corruption of
database. User mostly go for instant manual solutions as he/she detect the
error such running DBCC CHECHDB command, try to restore from backup or he/she
will be going for Hardware diagnose to solve the issue and to recover the
corrupted database.
Manual Solutions to Solve
As
discussed in the previous section manual solutions to resolve this error are to
go for DBCC CHECKDB command, back-up restoration or hardware diagnose. But in
mostly cases these solutions are success but what if these solutions are not able
to repair the data. So to know more visit my Error 8910 blog.
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