| Event Id | 420 |
| Source | ESE |
| Description | |
| Event Information | According to Microsoft Cause: The database may have moved and therefore may no longer be where the logs expect it to be. It is possible that during recovery of the database, data was missing or moved. Resolution: If performing a soft recovery, restore from backup media. If performing a hard recovery, refer to the backup set to determine the affected log files. If the corrupted log file is outside the backup set, remove the files outside the backup set and run restore again. If the corruption is contained in log files in the backup set, revert to a previous backup. The loss of data may occur. If the problem persists, contact Microsoft Product Support Services. |
| Reference Links | Event Id:420 of Source Id:ESE |
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