> I did a search for an .mdf found Tempdb.mdf c:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL
> Server\MSSQL$Misrosoftsmcbiz\data
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> "Luther" wrote:

>> On Oct 19, 10:41 am, Goodguy discussions.microsoft.com>
>> wrote:

>>> I was trying to attach an e-mail message to a couple of business MGR Contacts
>>> and got a meessage that there was an error and outlook hd to close. I clicked
>>> "report error" (my first mistake) and got the link to Microsoft Office Update
>>> and after validation was suggested that I update my Outlook 2003. I updated
>>> and almost at the end of the update there was an SQL error (couldn't load)
>>> and it aborted the update and LEFT UNINSTALLED all my Business Contacts and
>>> notes!!!!! It ways the file was corupted or tampered with. If anybody
>>> Corupted or tampered with it, it was Microsfoft during the update. I even
>>> went back and did a System Restore 2 x going back further each time and the
>>> server and the Active x files have been corrupted. (one message was
>>> SQLEVN70.RLL)

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>>> I've got an aweful lot of client data in those files I better be able to
>>> recover them!! Can someone offer some help in laymans terms please.

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>> First thing to check is for the presence of the file for the database
>> with your data.

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>> On Vista it'll be in a folder like this:
>> C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Business Contact Manager
>> On Xp:
>> C:\Documents and Settings\\Local Settings\Application Data
>> \Microsoft\Business Contact Manager

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>> Do you have any files there ending with .mdf?- Hide quoted text -

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