I opened my SQL Server Database application to access a specific database but I was unsuccessful at establishing a connection with it. When I looked at the status of the database from the Folder view I saw that it was marked as Recovery Pending. Is there a logical explanation for this condition to occur in my database?
How to Remove SQL Database from Recovery Pending Mode?
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Community Member October 30, 2017
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Hello, nA lot of users suffer from this problem of recovery Pending mode in SQL Server and I can suggest some probable reasons why you are facing difficulty while connecting to your database. nn
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- There may be some amount of corruption present in the SQL Server Database n
- No memory allocated to the SQL Server database to solve this error during startup. n
- The internal files of the SQL Database are being used by the Operating System or some other Backup software n
- Unexpected SQL Server Shutdown, due to hardware or Power Failure. n
Hey, nI tried the manual solution you mentioned about and it became too complex for me to implement properly. Is there a simpler alternative which won't take up too much of my time and can be applied easily?
Yes, in such a case I would advise you to make use of a third party Tool such as SQL Repair Tool to effectively recover SQL server database from recovery Pending Mode and solve all of your issues within a few clicks. nnYou can find out more info about this software here: http://www. repair-sql. net/
Thanks for suggesting this tool, mate! nIt worked excellently to remove the Recovery Pending status from my SQL Server database.