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Larry Brister

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I should emphasize that data loss IS a possibility with this command.<br />
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You could first try<br />
DBCC CHECKDB (emergencydemo, REPAIR_REBUILD) WITH NO_INFOMSGS; <br />
GO<br />
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Good luck!
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I had a database I could not access until I set it using the following...<br />
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ALTER DATABASE emergencydemo SET EMERGENCY;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; GO<br />
ALTER DATABASE emergencydemo SET SINGLE_USER;<br />
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How do I get it back to normal mode?
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I had a database I could not access until I set it using the following...

ALTER DATABASE emergencydemo SET EMERGENCY;
    GO
ALTER DATABASE emergencydemo SET SINGLE_USER;

How do I get it back to normal mode?

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