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How can I find the Database ID of a deleted database?
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Problem
Where can I view/find the database ID after a database was deleted?
I work in software/hardware environment and we have locking unit (prototype) synced in our S/W with unique DB ID. In order to reset this locking unut we need to know the DB ID. Unfortunately DB was completely deleted and we have no way to continue our work.
Database was deleted about 6-7 days ago.
I work in software/hardware environment and we have locking unit (prototype) synced in our S/W with unique DB ID. In order to reset this locking unut we need to know the DB ID. Unfortunately DB was completely deleted and we have no way to continue our work.
Database was deleted about 6-7 days ago.
Solution
You could inspect the default trace to see the database id for a deleted database, assuming the database was deleted recently enough for the drop to be captured in the trace.
This T-SQL will show you the trace records:
This T-SQL will show you the trace records:
DECLARE @trcfilename VARCHAR(1000);
SELECT @trcfilename = path
FROM sys.traces
WHERE is_default = 1;
IF (SELECT COALESCE(OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#trctemp'), 0)) <> 0
BEGIN
DROP TABLE #trctemp;
END
SELECT *
INTO #trctemp
FROM sys.fn_trace_gettable(@trcfilename, default) tt
SELECT tt.DatabaseID
, tt.DatabaseName
, tt.StartTime
, tt.HostName
, tt.LoginName
, tt.ApplicationName
FROM #trctemp tt
WHERE tt.eventclass = 47
AND tt.objecttype = 16964
ORDER BY tt.StartTime DESC;Code Snippets
DECLARE @trcfilename VARCHAR(1000);
SELECT @trcfilename = path
FROM sys.traces
WHERE is_default = 1;
IF (SELECT COALESCE(OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#trctemp'), 0)) <> 0
BEGIN
DROP TABLE #trctemp;
END
SELECT *
INTO #trctemp
FROM sys.fn_trace_gettable(@trcfilename, default) tt
SELECT tt.DatabaseID
, tt.DatabaseName
, tt.StartTime
, tt.HostName
, tt.LoginName
, tt.ApplicationName
FROM #trctemp tt
WHERE tt.eventclass = 47
AND tt.objecttype = 16964
ORDER BY tt.StartTime DESC;Context
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