1. Check if the database is running up
2. If the database is set to SingleUser by any chance then follow the below steps
• Stop all the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Asynchronous Processing Service in the application server
• and then go to SQL Server and open the respective database--> check if DB Properties are accessible --> change from properties
3. If the DB Properties are not accessible just use the below command
Use DatabaseName
GO
Select * from master.sys.sysprocesses Where spid > 50 And dbid=DB_ID (‘DatabaseName’)
Use TestServer_MSCRM
kill 69 --spid from the above Query
Use master;
GO
ALTER DATABASE DatabaseName
SET MULTI_USER;
2. If the database is set to SingleUser by any chance then follow the below steps
• Stop all the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Asynchronous Processing Service in the application server
• and then go to SQL Server and open the respective database--> check if DB Properties are accessible --> change from properties
3. If the DB Properties are not accessible just use the below command
Use DatabaseName
GO
Select * from master.sys.sysprocesses Where spid > 50 And dbid=DB_ID (‘DatabaseName’)
Use TestServer_MSCRM
kill 69 --spid from the above Query
Use master;
GO
ALTER DATABASE DatabaseName
SET MULTI_USER;