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I am unable to change read only setting on DB

Why am I unable to change read only setting on several
DB's? I get an error 5063: Database 'DBname' is in warm
standby. A warm-standby database is read-only.
ALTER DATABASE statement failed.
sp_dboption failed.
How do I get the database out of "warm standby"?
And what caused this?

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Re: I am unable to change read only setting on DB

Is the database a target of "log shipping" or part of a cluster, or
something like that?

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> Why am I unable to change read only setting on several
> DB's? I get an error 5063: Database 'DBname' is in warm
> standby. A warm-standby database is read-only.
> ALTER DATABASE statement failed.
> sp_dboption failed.
> How do I get the database out of "warm standby"?
> And what caused this?
>



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Re: I am unable to change read only setting on DB

No...that is what I don't understand. I have 3 databases
that I am unable to back up because they got set to read
only.When I try to change this setting I get the afore
mentioned error message.
>-----Original Message-----
>Is the database a target of "log shipping" or part of a

cluster, or
>something like that?
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>James
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>"Duhhhh... the Newbie" <me@me.com> wrote in message
> news:ca0101c290e0$a68763c0$8af
82ecf@TK2MSFTNGXA03...
>> Why am I unable to change read only setting on several
>> DB's? I get an error 5063: Database 'DBname' is in warm
>> standby. A warm-standby database is read-only.
>> ALTER DATABASE statement failed.
>> sp_dboption failed.
>> How do I get the database out of "warm standby"?
>> And what caused this?
>>

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Re: I am unable to change read only setting on DB

> How do I get the database out of "warm standby"?

RESTORE DATABASE databasename WITH RECOVERY

> And what caused this?

possibly a database RESTORE ...WITH STANDBY

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Keith, SQL Server MVP


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> Why am I unable to change read only setting on several
> DB's? I get an error 5063: Database 'DBname' is in warm
> standby. A warm-standby database is read-only.
> ALTER DATABASE statement failed.
> sp_dboption failed.
> How do I get the database out of "warm standby"?
> And what caused this?
>



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