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As far as I know, this error usually occurs when an instance of SQL Server cannot connect to the default user database. It could be because the database is unavailable or corrupted, the user does not have sufficient permissions, or the connection string is invalid You can try: 1. Check the default user database. Make sure the value in the default_database_name column matches the database. 2. Check database availability: Make sure the database is online and available. If the status is not "ONLINE", you may need to bring the database online. 3. Check user permissions: Make sure the user has the necessary permissions to access the database. Make sure the user is a member of the appropriate roles and has the necessary permissions to access the database. 4. Check the connection string: If you are using a connection string to connect to the database, make sure it is correct. / comments
As far as I know, this error usually occurs when an instance of SQL Server cannot connect to the default user database. It could bebecause the database is unavailable or corrupted, the user does no...