S
Scott
Using Restore.SqlRestore (synchronous method call) followed by calling
Restore.Abort causes the following excepion to be thrown:
Restore failed for Server 'localhost\SQLExpress'.
Operation cancelled by user.
Then tried to delete database with:
Server srv = new Server("localhost\SQLExpress")
srv.KillDatabase("MyDatabase")
Another exception was thrown shown below:
Kill database failed for Server 'localhost\SQLExpress'.
ALTER DATABASE is not permitted while a database is in the Restoring state.
ALTER DATABASE statement failed.
However I was able to delete database using SQL Server Manager Studio Express.
In addition when viewing the database in SQL Server Manager Studio Express
the database name looked like this:
"MyDatabase(Restoring...)"
It is as though the restore never completed.
Does anyone know why this would happen and what is the work around to get
the Restore.Abort to work properly?
Thanks.
Restore.Abort causes the following excepion to be thrown:
Restore failed for Server 'localhost\SQLExpress'.
Operation cancelled by user.
Then tried to delete database with:
Server srv = new Server("localhost\SQLExpress")
srv.KillDatabase("MyDatabase")
Another exception was thrown shown below:
Kill database failed for Server 'localhost\SQLExpress'.
ALTER DATABASE is not permitted while a database is in the Restoring state.
ALTER DATABASE statement failed.
However I was able to delete database using SQL Server Manager Studio Express.
In addition when viewing the database in SQL Server Manager Studio Express
the database name looked like this:
"MyDatabase(Restoring...)"
It is as though the restore never completed.
Does anyone know why this would happen and what is the work around to get
the Restore.Abort to work properly?
Thanks.