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The version of MS SQL can differ, depending on the medical device.  The PCs are attached to a network domain.

On Thursday, October 4, 2012 10:17:18 AM UTC-4, Bob Barrows wrote:
> What versions and editions of SQL Server are involved?
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> Are the PCs in a network domain or are they remote/disconnected from a
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> network?
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> 
> It is possible to run DBCC using isql or osql depending on the version of
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> SQL Server on the machine. Google or Books OnLine should provide you plenty
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> of information on both utilities.
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> 
> fcache wrote:
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> > Hi,
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> >
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> > I work for a healthcare system and I support medical devices on the
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> > IT side of things.  I am running into PC based devices running MS SQL
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> > that fail and I'd like to be able to run consistency checks on their
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> > databases.  So, I want to create a flash drive with a command-line
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> > utility that will let me do this.  Is this possible?  The utility
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> > would basically need to be a stand-alone executable.
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> >
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> > What say you?
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> >
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> > Thanx,
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> > Ed