I have a query here, when should i use the eseutil /r E00 /I /D , eseutil /r E00 /A and eseutil /r E00 /I What was the difference between eseutil /r E00 /I /D and eseutil /r E00 /I pls reply to those questions.

each option make eseutil running at different operation mode and you cannot mix them up. /D is defragmentation, /r is for recovery by replaying log files /i does not defragment straming files (not usually required). Please have a look here (for 2007): http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa998249(EXCHG.80).aspx I think the explanation on the Microsoft site couldn't be better Vincenzo MCTS, MCTIP Server 2008 | MCTS Exchange 2010 | WatchGuard Firewall Security Professional

Hello, You can refer to the following link to understand more about the “eseutil” command http://support.microsoft.com/kb/192185 Thanks, Simon

Thanks for the updates Guys. Here i've a scenarios like this, log files were missing on the log drive.Unable to mount the database on the Exchange 2007,the error msg was one or more logs were missing on the driver. so we did the soft recovery on the database, by using all three cmds eseutil /r E00 /I /D , eseutil /r E00 /A and eseutil /r E00 /I. So here, i want to know the difference of all these. Pls help me guys.

Thanks for the updates Guys. Here i've a scenarios like this, log files were missing on the log drive.Unable to mount the database on the Exchange 2007,the error msg was one or more logs were missing on the driver. so we did the soft recovery on the database. What are the following cmds must be run on the database to perform the soft recovery.