Check overall consistency corresponds to the dbcc checkdb command. This command checks each table in the selected database to see that:
Index and data pages are correctly linked
Indexes are in properly sorted order
All pointers are consistent
Information about internal allocation pages is synchronized with data rows
To skip checking nonclustered indexes on user tables, select the Ignore Non-clustered Indexes box. If you leave the box unselected, the dbcc command checks all indexes on all tables.
The report for each undamaged table shows the number of data pages used and the number of data rows for the table.