How to resolve the issue of failing to add a database in SQL Server?
When there is a failure to add a database in SQL Server, you can consider the following solutions:
- Check the database name to ensure it is not duplicated and follows SQL Server naming conventions.
- Check the database file path to ensure it is valid and not being used by any other database.
- Check permissions: Make sure you have enough privileges to create a database. Execute the operation using an account with system administrator privileges.
- Check disk space: Make sure there is enough space on the disk to create the database file.
- Check SQL Server service: Make sure that the SQL Server service is running without any errors or faults.
- Check the error log: Review the error log of SQL Server, which may provide more detailed information about the failure.
- Restart the SQL Server service: Try restarting the SQL Server service and then attempt to create the database again.
- Try creating a database using SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) as it offers a more intuitive interface and additional options.
- Contact technical support: If the above methods are unable to solve the issue, it is recommended to contact SQL Server’s technical support for further assistance and guidance.