I have a model that takes a geodatabase of rasters and a featureclass, iterates through the rasters using the FC to calculate zonal stats on each, then creating a field and storing the values in the FC. 
It actually works as intended, though it does have an unhandled python error when I compute a field and try to divide null by a float. My question is about a really weird problem I encountered when I let it run overnight. I queued a couple dozen iterations of this model and left them to run overnight. Sometime in the night, my VPN disconnected from my work network, which caused ArcGIS to lose its connection to the license server and halt operations.
The next morning, I saw this, reconnected the VPN, and it seemed to sluggishly resume the model runs it had not completed before the disconnect, ultimately completing without errors. However, upon looking at the results, everything but the first few were heavily corrupted. My guess is these are the ones that completed before the disconnect happened. For the corrupted ones their geometry is all still intact (draws properly), but the attribute tables are trashed. They either will not open: 
or have completely mangled values: 
For reference, 'Name' should contain a place name and 'prod' should be a number somewhere in the 5-9 figure range.
When I realized what happened, I started replacing the corrupted feature classes to start the whole process over. During this process I realized that if I export features from one of the corrupted files, I get the feature class in the state that it was in before the model run (uncorrupted, but without all the zonal stats loaded into new fields). This tells me that the data is still there. Each of the model runs gave output saying that it was attaching the data to the FC, so presumably, that data should be there as well?
Does anyone understand what happened on a technical level? I assume this has something to do with having the files open for writing and not saving changes properly due to the unexpected halt, but I would have thought ESRI would have planned for that and exited cleanly. I'd like to try to recover the data, but I'm not sure where to start as I don't really understand exactly why they got corrupted.
