Question : Windows 2000 Directory Services Unable to Start

Last week, started getting Replication errors in the Logs (NTDS Replication - EventID 1480 -- DRA couldn't update object... The disk containing the database is full). I freed up space on the
drive to no avail, then rebooted the server and got the following error:

Directory Services unable to start because of the following error:
system could not find the file specified
error status: 0xC000000F
Please click OK to shut down and reboot into Directory Services Restore Mode. Check Event Log for more detailed information
LSASS.exe system error

I restarted into DSRM, then ran the NTDSUTIL and got the following error:
Opening database [Current].*** Error: DBInitializeJetDatabase failed with [ JetError -528].
Error While Doing Soft Recovery

Finally, I attempted a restore of AD from a recent backup. However, upon reboot I was confronted again with a "Directory Services unable to start..." message, this time with an error status of 0xC00002E1.

I'm really stuck at this point, and would greatly appreciate any help.
Thanks!

Answer : Windows 2000 Directory Services Unable to Start

once you pass those parameters as variables to SQL then you can do something like this:

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select ... from yourtable
where 	(@year is null or [year] = @year) and
	(@Model is null or Model = @model) and
	(@make is null or make = @make) and
	.... and so on ....

Question : Windows 2000 Directory Services Unable to Start

Answer : Windows 2000 Directory Services Unable to Start

once you pass those parameters as variables to SQL then you can do something like this: 1: 2: 3: 4: 5: select ... from yourtable where (@year is null or [year] = @year) and (@Model is null or Model = @model) and (@make is null or make = @make) and .... and so on ....

once you pass those parameters as variables to SQL then you can do something like this:

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select ... from yourtable where (@year is null or [year] = @year) and (@Model is null or Model = @model) and (@make is null or make = @make) and .... and so on ....