The database DatabaseName is currently joined to an availability group. You try to run the following SQL script in order to drop the database: DROP DATABASE RESTORE DATABASE is terminating abnormally.ĭatabase status prevents dropping database If you intend to restore the database, use ALTER DATABASE to remove mirroring or to remove the database from its availability group. RESTORE cannot operate on database DatabaseName because it is configured for database mirroring or has joined an availability group. When you run this script, you receive the following error message because the database is defined in an availability group: You try to run the following SQL script in order to restore the database that has the RECOVERY parameter: RESTORE DATABASE WITH RECOVERY The following content discusses the errors and limitations of an availability database that is in a Recovery Pending state in various situations.ĭatabase status prevents restoring database Therefore, you have to take specific steps to recover the database and return it to production use. When the database is defined in an availability group, the database can not be dropped or restored. NOT_HEALTHY NOT SYNCHRONIZING RECOVERY_PENDINGĪdditionally, this database may be reported as being in the Not Synchronizing / Recovery Pending or Suspect state in SQL Server Management Studio. JOIN sys.availability_databases_cluster dc ON d.group_database_id = dc.group_database_idĭatabase_name synchronization_health_desc synchronization_state_desc database_state_desc When you query the dynamic management views (DMVs) at the primary replica by using the following SQL script, the database might be reported in a NOT_HEALTHY and RECOVERY_PENDING state or in a SUSPECT state as follows: SELECT Additionally, you can not drop or remove the database from the availability group.įor example, assume SQL Server is running and an availability database is set to the Recovery Pending or Suspect state. In this situation, you can not access the database through the client applications. If this occurs on the availability group's primary replica, database availability is affected. Original product version: SQL Server 2012 Original KB number: 2857849 SummaryĪssume that an availability database that is defined in an Always On availability group transitions to a Recovery Pending or Suspect state in SQL Server.
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This article describes the errors and limitations of an availability database in Microsoft SQL Server that is in a Recovery Pending or Suspect state and how to restore the database to full functionality in an availability group.
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