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Please help me regarding this issues.
I have no idea about sharepoint admin issues.
when i'm try to start SharePoint 2013 Central Administration or share-point site so it's not start.
when i checked event logs.
I got error 3760.
SQL Database 'SharePoint_Config' on SQL Server instance 'xxx' not
found. Additional error information from SQL Server is included below.
Cannot open database "SharePoint_Config" requested by the login. The
login failed.Login failed for user 'xxx\Administrator'.
Please check below screenshot.
Please suggest me
and share me some link related this issues.
Does the user password expired?
For such case, you need update it.
Reference here and here.
We have a windows service that provisions Azure SQL databases for our clients. We are using Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Management.Sql API for this. Our service creates the SQL Server instance and deploys the schema using a DACPAC.
When running recently we received the following warning during the DACPAC deployment step:
Warning - Database 'AG61_xxxxx' on server 'xxxxxx.database.windows.net' is not currently available. Please retry the connection later. If the problem persists, contact customer support, and provide them the session tracing ID of '{xxxxxxxx-C7D7-4504-AF25-4C3AC020BE90}'. (73144)
The problem we have is that this database is now left in an inconsistent state:
It isn't listed in the Azure Portal under databases.
The Azure API doesn't return it in list of databases on the server.
Attempting to recreate the same database on the same server, either via code OR via the Azure Portal, returns
Database 'AG61_xxxxx' already exists. Choose a different database name.
However, I can log into SSMS as the admin user and see the database listed. If I try to delete it I receive the following error:
Failed to connect to server. (Microsoft.SqlServer.Smo)
Additional information:
Database 'AG61_xxxxx' on server 'xxxxxxxxxx' is not currently available. Please retry the connection later. If the problem persists, contact customer support, and provide them the session tracing ID of 'FBE26206-C3B6-4771-B0EF-4BCA9C154F28'. (Microsoft SQL Server, Error: 40613)
According to Microsoft, error 40613 is transiant and should only last a few seconds. We've been unable to do anything with this database for 3 days.
Has anyone else experienced this? I'd like to know if there is something we can do to recover the database on this server such that we don't have to have the client change their connection strings etc.
I'd also like to know if there is anything I could do in future to mitigate this happening again.
I have been using Azure SQL database for the past six month, and it works very well. But today, I cannot connect to it from Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio.
I got this error:
I checked my Azure account, the database is still alive:
Sometimes I get this problem and after 5-10 minutes it is automatically resolved.
I think the problem is at Azure Server.
Any idea to fix this problem for good?
Apologies for the less than optimal experience. The error message does indicate a service issue. Could you please contact me at mihaelab at Microsoft dot com? I would like to understand why your perceived unavailability in 5-10 min long as per our telemetry none of the databases in the server have such long outages.
Thanks,
Mihaela
We deployed an app in a remote weblogic server. They gave us access to the console of the weblogic.
But due to security reasons, we are not allowed to remote connect to the server and view the files.
Question, is there a way from the weblogic console for us to see the logs generated by my application?
I am actually investigating a problem and I think a log from the weblogic can help me see the reason.
Thanks.
Yes you can view the Weblogic logs from the console
See the Oracle docs on how to do this.
For training purposes I created a simple silverlight 4 application which uses ADO.NET Entity Data Model and a Domain Service Class to connect to an SQL Express database to query it.
The database is fully accesible in the dev mode if I run the application from the Visual Studio 2010 but after deploying it on a server the database connections fail everytime with error message: Load operation failed for query ... Argumentst: NotFound.
Googling haven't gave me any help.
I suspect I am missing something in my IIS6 settings, but what?
My database has NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE setup for the database so I assumed the IIS requests should go through, but they don't.
Please help.
V
The solution to this problem was very simple: always check the text of inner exeptions :-) for clues. When you build a database accessing appl and run it from a dev machine, all of your services reference localhost, but when you deploy it should reference yourservername:port. So, simply CTRL+H localhost:port to yourservername:port, then publish and enjoy the ride. Cheers and thanks for help and clues.
Val