Connection Failure - Data Corruption?

Hi,

Yesterday, one of the computers on the network of our SQL server experienced a connection failure while using two specific jobs in a table containing assignments for jobs. The data interaction occurs from a Data Access Page, and from what I've learned, the nature of a DAP is such that the client not only connects to the web server but actually also establishes a direct connection to the SQL Server (we use a backend of MS SQL Server 2003). The data is still inside the tables, but on the Data Access Page, any data that was opened during the connection failure does not show up anymore from any computer.

My guess is that there was corruption of some sort on another layer beneath the actual data layer that cannot be accessed directly or viewed. To remedy this problem, I am going to try to recreate all affected records and rebuild all table ID ties manually with append and update queries. Does anyone know the actual problem or corruption that occurs during a connection failure? Is there a way to access the affected layer(s) and undo the corruption or remedy the affect so the records can be used? Is the problem with the SQL Data itself or on a layer with MS Access/MS DAP?

This data is very important and needs to be used today and was supposed to be used yesterday. If anyone could help me in this matter or provide a better way to undo the supposed corruption, it would be greatly appreciated :)!

thanks in advance,
mellamokb

PS - I don't know if this makes a difference, but other data has been changed in the same database/tables since the connection failure, so a complete reversion back to the system at that point in time would mean loss of other updated data.