emergency!!! RecoveryPending how to fix it?

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emergency!!! RecoveryPending how to fix it?

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December 14, 2023 at 8:02 pm

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How to fix Recovery Pending State in SQL Server Database,please help
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juliava SSC-Addicted Points: 440 More actions · Answer 1

i just did restore database with lates backup waiting for restore

Jeff Moden SSC Guru Points: 1003873 More actions · Answer 2

Gosh... there are a whole lot of reasons why such a thing may have happened. The first thing I'd do it hit the "REFRESH" in the Object Explorer window and see if it goes away.

Other than that, it may take some digging in order to prevent any data loss.

I will suggest that until someone else shows up to help on this thread, that you check the following Google search...

https://www.google.com/search?q=recovery+pending+sql+server

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juliava SSC-Addicted Points: 440 More actions · Answer 3

resore fixed it and I strted again moving files to new location:

USE master; --do this all from the master

ALTER DATABASE fuu MODIFY FILE (name='fuu',filename='J:\Data\fuu.mdf'); --Filename is new location

ALTER DATABASE fuu MODIFY FILE (name='fuu_log',filename='i:\Logs\fuu_log.ldf');

---copied files to new location

ALTER DATABASE fu SET OFFLINE WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE

after I try put online I get again RecoveryPending

ALTER DATABASE fu SET ONLINE

juliava SSC-Addicted Points: 440 More actions · Answer 4

and when I put backonline get this error: Unable to open the physical file "J: filename Operating system error 5: "5(Access is denied.)".

ratbak Ten Centuries Points: 1333 More actions · Answer 5

Did you actually move the files (e.g., using file explorer, powershell, robocopy) before executing alter database? ALTER DATABASE doesn't do that -- just registers the new location.

If so, it sounds like the SQL Server database engine service user (NT SERVICE\MSSSQLSERVER by default) does not have permissions on J: drive.

Determine the username which SQL Server service is using, and check permissions on J: and J:\Data\.

Johan Bijnens SSC Guru Points: 135265 More actions · Answer 6

juliava wrote:

and when I put backonline get this error: Unable to open the physical file "J: filename Operating system error 5: "5(Access is denied.)".

You need to grant the sql server service account "modify" authority on the new location.

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cyrusbaratt Old Hand Points: 346 More actions · Answer 7

I agree with Johan. I would recommend : You grant the sql server service account FULL control to the new location.

The MSSQLSERVER group FULL control may help. I have used this before.

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Jeffrey Williams SSC Guru Points: 90256 More actions · Answer 8

Hold up - why are you restoring the database and then moving the files? You should be performing the restore and placing the files in the new location(s) as needed.

But even with that - you need to ensure permissions are set correctly for the new location(s).

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