Isinteg fix command checks for referential integrity of
the information store. While the database integrity
check is going on with the Isinteg-fix command, it
creates a temporary database for keeping reference counts.
Once the Exchange Server database integrity check is
over, Isinteg-fix command compares the reference counts
noted in the temporary database with the references in
the Information Sore.
In case any error is figured out, Isinteg-fix option
fixes the reference counts in the Information Store and
resolves the error.
However, there are situations when the Isinteg fails to
recover your crucial data. In order to overcome and
handle such situations, take help of a professional and
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Server.
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scenarios where the Isinteg fails to perform the repair.
Kernel for Exchange Server is an efficient,
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