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you can run below command to resume the mirroring on any server database (Principal/Mirror)<br />
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ALTER DATABASE &lt;database_name&gt; SET PARTNER RESUME<br />

<pre><code id="code-936301">ALTER DATABASE &lt;database_name&gt; SET PARTNER RESUME
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you can run below command to resume the mirroring on any server database (Principal/Mirror)

ALTER DATABASE <database_name> SET PARTNER RESUME


ALTER DATABASE <database_name> SET PARTNER RESUME


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Hi <br />
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Some time ago I configured mirroring on several databases (between two servers Win 2003, Sql 2008)<br />
Everything worked fine until now, on all databases I've got status Principal disconected / Mirror disconected). Both servers are up and running. There are only enabled buttons &nbsp;&quot;Remove mirroring&quot;, &quot;Configure security&quot; and &quot;Refresh&quot; on mirroring properties.<br />
How can I connect them again?<br />
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Regards
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Hi 

Some time ago I configured mirroring on several databases (between two servers Win 2003, Sql 2008)
Everything worked fine until now, on all databases I've got status Principal disconected / Mirror disconected). Both servers are up and running. There are only enabled buttons  "Remove mirroring", "Configure security" and "Refresh" on mirroring properties.
How can I connect them again?

Regards

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