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State of Databases.

August 10, 2020, 3:41 pm

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Hi Everyone,

I have two database that are setup to working in a Mirroring mode, the first one is with the "Principal" state and the second one is on "Mirror, Synchronized/Restoring...", but I just can access the first one. Is there some way to access the both databases, or everything is OK and can I access just the database that is in "Principal" state? For me everything is good, because the failover is working fine automaticaly and there are no data loss.

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