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 Restores hang in Enterprise Manager

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tshockley
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Posted - 2007-04-21 : 15:17:03
When trying to perform a restore in SQL Enterprise Manager, the restore process completes but when I try to access the database it shows still restoring. This will stay like this not matter what I do. Has anyone ran into this problem before and does anyone know of a fix. Every other aspect of SQL Enterprise Manager is currently working, I believe it could have been one of Microsofts patches that could have caused this but not sure.

rmiao
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7266 Posts

Posted - 2007-04-21 : 20:36:25
Did you try refresh the display in em? How about restore db with sql statement?
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izaltsman
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1139 Posts

Posted - 2007-04-21 : 20:49:54
Most likely you made an incorrect selection of "Recovery Completion State" on the Options tab of the Restore Database dialog. "Leave database operational" is the one you wanted in this case.

In order to fully recover the database that is currently in the loading state, you can run the following in Query Analyzer:

RESTORE DATABASE <DBNAME> WITH RECOVERY
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tshockley
Starting Member

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Posted - 2007-04-23 : 08:03:05
When Restoring the database I made sure that I checked the fully operational and I also refreshed Enterprise Manager. No matter what I do the database stays restoring.
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rmiao
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7266 Posts

Posted - 2007-04-23 : 10:30:29
Tried with restore statement? Same issue?
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rend
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Posted - 2008-12-05 : 12:03:08
quote:
Originally posted by izaltsman

Most likely you made an incorrect selection of "Recovery Completion State" on the Options tab of the Restore Database dialog. "Leave database operational" is the one you wanted in this case.

In order to fully recover the database that is currently in the loading state, you can run the following in Query Analyzer:

RESTORE DATABASE <DBNAME> WITH RECOVERY



this worked for me. thx so much.
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