Tips to Solve JET_errLogCorruptDuringHardRestore Exchange Server Error

Exchange Server database corruption can occur-573”
for several reasons and if backup is present thatThe database recovery method fails and data
is stable, you can use it to restore the databaseremains inaccessible.
conveniently. A database backup alone is notCause
sufficient to bring the database back to consistentError -573 indicates that Exchange Server has
state. It is because after restoration, databasedetected some corruption in a backup set and
and log files are not in perfect sync with eachcannot proceed.
other. So, you need to replay the transaction filesSolution
in order to make the database consistent. ThisYou can try applying these solutions to solve such
process is termed as 'Hard Recovery'. The hardproblems:
restore requires all backup sets to be in clean1.
state or otherwise, this procedure may fail. InCheck for some other backup set that may be
such instances, you left with no alternatives otherused to restore the database and carry out hard
than using an Exchange Server Recovery utilityrestore
that can repair the original database.2.
As example, consider an instance when youRun 'ESEUTIL /P database_filename.edb'
experience dirty shutdown with Microsoftcommand to repair the database, where
Exchange Server. The next time, when you try'database_filename' is the name of the corrupted
to mount the Information Store database(s), itdatabase file. But during repair, the command can
fails and you receive errors suggesting that onediscard table rows and even complete tables. So,
or more database(s) are corrupt. You try toit is suggested to backup the database and later,
perform hard restore, but cannot do so andopt for safe third-party Exchange Server
receive the below error message:Recovery solutions if you find the important data
“JET_errLogCorruptDuringHardRestoremissing after repair or the repair process fails.