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RESTORE DATABASE DatabaseName<br />
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RESTORE DATABASE DatabaseName
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I had to restore a database from backup. &nbsp;The database was successfully restored. &nbsp;However, it is in warm standby and read only. &nbsp;I tried going through Enterprise Manager, going into the Database Properties, and the Options tab to Uncheck the Read Only Option. &nbsp;I received an error message that the database was in a &nbsp;warm standby state, and could not be altered. &nbsp;<br />
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I tried executing the &quot;Alter Database database name set read_write', command. &nbsp;It did not return an error, however, the database state did not change.<br />
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I need to know how to get the database fully functional again.
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I had to restore a database from backup.  The database was successfully restored.  However, it is in warm standby and read only.  I tried going through Enterprise Manager, going into the Database Properties, and the Options tab to Uncheck the Read Only Option.  I received an error message that the database was in a  warm standby state, and could not be altered.  

I tried executing the "Alter Database database name set read_write', command.  It did not return an error, however, the database state did not change.

I need to know how to get the database fully functional again.

SQL Server 2000 Database is in warm standy (Read Only) Mode

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