I recently ran ESEUTIL /G on a MBX database. There were no errors indicated when the test finished. Opening the .raw file (found at root of C: drive) in Notepad, there were lots and lots of these entries: "integrity-check of table "1-xxxxxxxx" (5488) finishes with error 0 (0x0) after 0 seconds" Am I correct in assuming that error 0 (OxO) means that... there is no error? That would make sense. However, at the end of the raw file I see this: WARNING: Database file is too big (expected 1118000 pages, file is 1118240 pages) checking unicode fixup table Followed by this: Integrity check successful. Is Integrity check successful the "last word" then? Can I ignore the "too big warning" above? Would ESEUTIL state that there is a problem (without me having to look at the .RAW file) in the CLI used to run it, if there was a problem?

Yes it would, and 0 means no error. SteveSteve Goodman Check out my Blog for more Exchange info or find me on Twitter

yes there is no error. for more information go below link: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa998351(EXCHG.65).aspx Dinesh S.