I cannot drop custom databases in Azure Data Studio, because they are currently in use.
I've been looking for various ways to close the zap
database, but I cannot find any in the UI.
Only by restarting Azure Data Studio, is the zap
database in an "Auto Closed" state, which lets me drop it using:
drop database zap;
How do I close a connection to a database without restarting Azure Data Studio?
Open:
Auto-closed:
If you want to delete the database, you will get this error if there is an open session on the database. First, set the database to single_user mode. Then you can delete it.
This article contains the Fix/Solution for an error 'Cannot drop database because it is currently in use in MS SQL Server' This error occurs when we try Delete or Drop database while the database connection is used by other users or other resources. So we need to close existing connections first then we need to Drop or Delete the database.
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This error occurs when we try Delete or Drop database while the database connection is used by other users or other resources. So we need to close existing connections first then we need to Drop or Delete the database.
Try to switch to another database and then, to drop it: For SQL server mgmt. studio: Right click database: Properties -> Options -> Restrict Access : Set to "Single User" and perform the drop afterwards. invoke-sqlcmd -ServerInstance localhost 'exec sp_who' | where-object {$_.dbname -eq 'myDbName'} returns nothing. Yet it till complains.
Someone else is connected, so you need to set it to SINGLE_USER
. This will terminate any existing connections, so that the database can be dropped.
USE master;
GO
ALTER DATABASE zap SET SINGLE_USER WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE;
GO
DROP DATABASE zap;
GO
You can try the following:
use master;
go
ALTER DATABASE zap SET SINGLE_USER WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE;
Go
then drop database.
There is no need to find session which is connected to your database. it can be as simple as an object explorer open in another window. kill the session with the command above and then drop the database.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/databases/set-a-database-to-single-user-mode?view=sql-server-ver15
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