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Next, the index_id will be used in the command: DBCC CHECKTABLE ('Sales.SalesOrderDetail', 3) WITH PHYSICAL_ONLY This returns: DBCC execution completed. If DBCC printed error messages, contact your system administrator.

To specify a standard deviation as well, use the following: convert -blur 12x2 input.jpg output.jpg This command specifies that a blur with radius of 12 and a standard deviation of 2 be used. Figure 5-2 shows some examples of the blur command s output with no standard deviation specified.

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In this recipe, the first example demonstrated how to check the integrity of a single table, showing all error messages if they exist (instead of the 200 message maximum default). The name of the table to check was included as the first argument: DBCC CHECKTABLE ('Production.Product') The second argument, ALL_ERRORMSGS, designated that any and all error messages found would be returned: WITH ALL_ERRORMSGSx DBCC CHECKTABLE checks for errors regarding data page linkages, pointers, verification that rows in a partition are actually in the correct partition, and more. In the second example, a tempdb size requirement estimate was returned for the Sales.SalesOrderDetail table by designating the WITH ESTIMATEONLY argument: DBCC CHECKTABLE ('Sales.SalesOrderDetail') WITH ESTIMATEONLY In the last example, the index ID of the IX_SalesOrderDetail_ProductID index on the Sales.SalesOrderDetail table was retrieved from the sys.indexes system catalog view. After retrieving the index ID, it was used in the DBCC CHECKTABLE command along with the PHYSICAL_ONLY argument, which was used to skip logical integrity checks against that index.

DBCC CHECKCONSTRAINTS alerts you to any CHECK or foreign key constraint violations found in a specific table or constraint. This command allows you to return the violating data so that you can correct the constraint violation accordingly (although this command does not catch constraints that have been disabled using NOCHECK). The syntax is as follows: DBCC CHECKCONSTRAINTS [( 'table_name' | table_id | 'constraint_name' | constraint_id )] [ WITH { ALL_CONSTRAINTS | ALL_ERRORMSGS } [ , NO_INFOMSGS ] ] The arguments of this command are described in Table 23-5.

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