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I have developed a simple App in Microsoft VB.Net 2008 in which I have implemented database connectivity with SQL Server 2000.

After 4 to 5 executions of the program I often find my database goes suspect.

Can anyone give me any suggestion why this would happen?

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You need to provide a lot more information to get an adequate answer. Is the SQL Server instance on your local machine or a dedicated server? What's your app doing? Why are you using SQL Server 2000? – JNK♦ Aug 10 '12 at 12:14
I 'm using this software on my local machine as this is giving such problem i'm not taking any risk to run it on dedicated server at my office, i am using sql server 2000 because i have developed this software to be used at my office at there sql server 2000 is installed. The application performs simple database connectivity operations – Bhavesh Raval Aug 10 '12 at 12:27
What is the error message you get? Please edit the question with more details (and why is it tagged SQL 2008?). – Jon Seigel Aug 10 '12 at 12:49
Fire the command : DBCC CHECKDB – JP Chauhan Aug 10 '12 at 13:00

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The sql server 2000 installed on your local machine what patchlevel is it? This error happens repeatedly for you makes me suspect that you are running the rtm or low patchleve. I would look into patching it to latest possible patch.

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