In this series of articles (see the TOC below), we described the Transaction Log concept from four different aspects. Once you check summary.This is the last article, but not the least one, in the SQL Server Transaction Log series. Sometimes, the rebuild process may fail if there is problem with files present in Binn\Templates folder. We can see all user databases as follows: Step 10: Restart SQL Server instance in multi user mode and connect to SQL Server Management Studio. Step 9: Restore master database as follows Step 8: Click on Connect button and connect to the instance as follows: Once we restore master database, then we can get all the previous configuration values including user defined databases. Step 7: Connect to the instance and take new query to restore master database. Go to command prompt and run server in single user mode as follows: Step 6: Now we can restore the master database to get the previous configuration settings. The rebuilding process has created a fresh master database so there are no other databases and all previous configuration values are lost. But you cannot see any user defined databases. Step 3: Once the above command runs successfully, check in the summary.txt file as follows and look at the Requested action. Go to the following path and run setup as follows:Ĭ:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\100\Setup Bootstrap\SQLServer2008R2 Step 2: Rebuild system databases from command prompt. Step 1: Check the error log where it is showing master was corrupted. I did the following steps to get it back. Recently, one of my instances was corrupted and I was unable to restart SQL Server. My instance was unable to start due to master file corruption. Recently, I faced a problem related to the master database. In this tip, I would like to show you how to rebuild the master/system database in SQL Server 2008 R2.
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