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JoeRichardson replied to SammyWelch's topic in General Software Discussion
There are many variants to help you. One of it SQL Server Management Studio. Another one is sql recovery, I applied it only in emergency cases, I hope guide will help you, if not, see this instrument. I found it immediately in Google, probably it is the best in this sphere. https://blog.sqlauthority.com/2013/07/19/sql-server-database-in-restoring-state-for-long-time/ Start SQL Server Management Studio Click the “Start” button. Move the mouse cursor to the “All Programs” menu, then find and click “Microsoft SQL Server” to open a list of SQL Server programs. Click “SQL Server Management Studio” to open the Connect to Server dialog box. Select a server on your network. Set the “Authentication” pull-down list to “Windows Authentication” and click the “Connect” button.