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if you have much time to confirm what is the situation of your user database,I suggest you do full-database check(command: dbcc checkalloc(db1) & dbcc checkdb(db1)).the time dbcc checkalloc & dbcc checkdb would be in accord with your user data.more data exists,more time is needed.you must not do any transactions in terms of dbcc.
if time is luxury to you,you could check as dbcc tablealloc(3,FULL) & dbcc indexalloc(3,1,FULL). the same check should be did on object 21.if no more error information appear,full-database check is the only option left.
ps:since dbcc tablealloc & dbcc indexalloc have no obvious dbid or dbname parameter,you should make sure check your objects on the database you want.good luck. |
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