I had two databases on my server, and I just deleted the one which SQL Server
has identified as the default database. Now I can't connect to the server
via SQL Enterprise Manager. How can I rectify this situation? The server
itself is not having a problem, I'm just not able to connect remotely.
Actually, EM is the source of the problem. Login via another program (e.g.,
query analyzer) and reset the default db to one that exists (using
sp_defaultdb).
"KitCaz" <KitCaz@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8F218C95-680F-4656-8AF9-354EA23E0694@.microsoft.com...
> I had two databases on my server, and I just deleted the one which SQL
Server
> has identified as the default database. Now I can't connect to the server
> via SQL Enterprise Manager. How can I rectify this situation? The server
> itself is not having a problem, I'm just not able to connect remotely.
|||Great, thanks! I see now it was a user ID thing.
"Scott Morris" wrote:
> Actually, EM is the source of the problem. Login via another program (e.g.,
> query analyzer) and reset the default db to one that exists (using
> sp_defaultdb).
> "KitCaz" <KitCaz@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:8F218C95-680F-4656-8AF9-354EA23E0694@.microsoft.com...
> Server
>
>
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