Many a time, we have seen the following messages in the SQL Server after a SQL Service startup or after a database has been restored or a database was brought ONLINE:
2009-10-09 01:13:42.110 spid53 CHECKDB for database ‘msdb2’ finished without errors on 2008-11-07 19:59:09.643 (local time). This is an informational message only; no user action is required.
What does this message signify? There has been lot of confusion regarding this message. It doesn’t mean that SQL Server performed a CHECKDB against this database and reported the outcome. This is just an informational message to let you know when was the last time a CHECKDB was executed against your database. This information (last checkdb runtime) is stored in your database header which is picked up and reported in the SQL Errorlogs.
If you notice the highlighted information in the message above, you will see that the time reported in the message doesn’t correspond to the Errorlog entry time.
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