I am looking at a large-ish SQL Server 2005 database, that has entered into Recovery mode, and I am wondering if there is any way to estimate how long it’s going to be until the database has recovered?
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I am looking at a large-ish SQL Server 2005 database, that has entered into Recovery mode, and I am wondering if there is any way to estimate how long it’s going to be until the database has recovered?
Any more than a few seconds means an outage during a multi-million update row that needs undone.
You’ll have to follow progress in the SQL error log.
Slightly cheeky, but you could read “Understanding Recovery Performance in SQL Server” while you wait…