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1 of 212»» Log not available error 9001 Rate Topic Display Mode Topic Options Author Message shaun.stuartshaun.stuart Posted Monday, December error 9001 severity 21 state 1 tempdb 20, 2010 7:31 AM SSCommitted Group: General Forum Members Last Login: Friday, October 7, 2016 8:42 AM Points: 1,953, Visits: 837 Came in to work this morning to face a bunch of fatal error 9001 occurred sql server alerts for severity 21 errors."DESCRIPTION: The log for database 'SpotlightManagementFramework' is not available. Check the event log for related error messages. Resolve any errors and restart the database."Hmm.. The drive the log is on was available and logs for other DB were on it. Plenty of space left. Window Application event log showed no errors other than the one listed above. Windows System log
The Log For Database 'tempdb' Is Not Available. Check The Event Log For Related Error Messages
showed no errors. I ran dbcc checkdb on the database and the only error reported was that the log was not available.I took the database offline, then brought it online again and all seems good now. DBCC Checkdb gives no errors. DBCC loginfo(0) gives info, so I'm assuming the log is available. Now just trying to figure out what happened.Took a closer look at the SQL error log and I see this:12/20/2010 02:30:01,spid20s,Unknown,The log for database 'SpotlightManagementFramework' is not available. Check the event log for related error messages. Resolve any errors and restart the database.12/20/2010 02:30:01,spid20s,Unknown,Error: 9001
Feodor GeorgievSQL Server performance SQL Blog Here is the story: you wake up one morning, and as you read your email, you come across a SQL Server notification about "SQL Server Alert System: ‘Severity sql autoclose 021' occurred on Server1". Sounds bad. How bad is it? Do you panic? Not event id 9001 group policy yet. Step 1: understand what the error means. After a short consultation with the web you realize that the error is related
Msg 9001, Level 21, State 1, Line 1
to the corrupt or missing log file of the database, or a malfunctioning hard drive. Step 2. Is there a backup? NO?! Since the database log is not readable / accessible, it only makes sense that there http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic1037190-1550-1.aspx is no backup, and since you delete the backups older than 2 days, the last working backup of the database is gone. Do you panic now? A little. Step 3. Check the SQL Server error log for additional messages. All you find is "Error: 9001, Severity: 21, State: 1." and "The log for database ‘name_here' is not available. Check the event log for related error messages. Resolve any errors and restart the database." http://www.sqlservice.se/dont-panic-the-log-for-database-name_here-is-not-available/ Cryptic, huh. Step 4. You try to backup the database. No go, it is expected. Step 5. You try to detach the database. You know that SQL Server re-creates the log file if you try to attach an existing database and if you do not point to a specific log file. Good plan, but the detaching of the database does not work. The database is flagged as "not ready" and you cannot detach it. NOW do you panic? No, because you have a lot more tricks up your sleeve. Step 6. Query a table in the database. Ha! It works. The database is "not ready", but it is not "Suspect" yet. So, you can actually get the data out… Step 7. Right-click on the database, go to ‘Tasks' and then to ‘Copy Database'. The wizard starts, you follow it, and through it you create a SSIS package which helps you create a new database where all the data from the ‘not ready' database is extracted. Step 8. Drop the ‘not ready' database, rename the newly created one, move the files, sprinkle with sugar, bake for an hour and serve warm… 🙂 (yes, the last one was a "spur-of-the-moment-pure-daydreaming" 🙂 ) So, here is how you go around to fix the Error 9001, Severity: 21. Note that th
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Check the event log for related error messages. Resolve any errors and restart the database. | Error: 9001, Severity: 21, State: 5. | Matched: %Error%, Posted on June 26, 2014 by john.dacosta Upon being greeted with the following logs, I started investigating the issue. I found the issue to be caused by the database being closed, and not any major underlying disk issue. Check if your database has auto_close enabled.
select @@SERVERNAME AS server_name,getutcdate() as report_date_utc,name as database_name, is_auto_close_on , state_desc, user_access_desc
from sys.databases
where is_auto_close_on = 1
order by name asc
If autoclose is on, switch this database to no longer use auto_close. Before making any changes, check the integrity of the database. If there are no errors generated by this command, then move on to changing the auto_close option.
dbcc checkdb('database_name')
alter database [database_name] set offline with rollback immediate;
go
alter database [database_name] set online;
alter database [database_name] set AUTO_CLOSE OFF;
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