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Written By Priyanka Kumari
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Updated on October 17th, 2022
Sometimes, when we try to connect to an SQL server, we will find that the database is marked as Suspect, and we cannot access our database. In this article, I have explained why the SQL database is marked in suspect mode and the various methods to recover SQL database servers. Let’s discuss what is SQL database in suspect mode?
The Suspect mode is one of the states of SQL Database that indicates that the database process has been started but not finished successfully. This mode shows that the database is unavailable for users’ access and requires users to fix that issue and repair the corrupted or damaged files. In other words, due to the damaged files, the database gets marked as Suspect mode, as it becomes inaccessible during the startup of SQL Server.
These are some primary reasons why the SQL database is marked in the suspect mode:-
As I mentioned earlier, there are various reasons why the SQL is marked in suspect mode. Here, we will discuss the best two methods to fix suspect mode in SQL server. These methods are easy to perform and recover the SQL database servers efficiently.
Follow these steps to recover SQL database in suspect mode server:-
The users can quickly restore a SQL Server database by performing the above steps. Still, you can go through a professional approach if you cannot recover the SQL database manually.
MS SQL Repair Tool is the risk-free utility to recover the corrupted SQL database items, which involve tables, views, programmability, triggers, defaults, etc. This tool is compatible with all versions of Windows-based operating systems.
These are some salient features of the MCT SQL Repair Tool:
Following are the steps required to fix the database in suspect mode in SQL server using the SQL Repair Tool.
In this blog, we learn about the SQL database in suspect mode and why the SQL is marked in suspect mode. You will get all the steps of the manual method to recover SQL database in suspect mode, and if the manual approach does not recover the SQL database server, you can go for the expert SQL repair tool.
About The Author:
Priyanka Kumari is a technical content writer in the fields of Email Migration, Data Recovery, Cloud Migration, and File Management. She is dedicated to simplifying complex technology terminologies for all users. Her articles and guides demonstrate her commitment to streamlining email management for professionals or businesses of any size.
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