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ERROR 21776, pls help
hi,
i don't know how, but i got a database with no name, it's just a space. now i can't drop the database, i'm getting a error 21776. how can i delete a database with no name.
please help.
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 Originally Posted by saif016
hi,
i don't know how, but i got a database with no name, it's just a space. now i can't drop the database, i'm getting a error 21776. how can i delete a database with no name.
please help.
anyone?????
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What do you get with sp_helpdb? Tried rename it with sp_renamedb?
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 Originally Posted by rmiao
What do you get with sp_helpdb? Tried rename it with sp_renamedb?
dear sir, i couldn't even select the database with query analyzer, how can i write code with it.....
is there any sp command to delete a db without mention it's name??
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i've solved the problem, just use this command:
drop database [ ]
why the hell u professional couldn't find this answer, i don't know!!!
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So it has name with blank. Why the hell you name the db blank? I don't know!!!
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saif016
You are not paying anyone to get an answer so keep your attitude with yourself. It is a professional forum so act like one.
rmiao pointed you in the right direction, you do not have to be in the context of blank database to run it.
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hey, why so hostile?? i was just surprised that no one give me this simple solution, thats all. did u see that if u just press space on database creation it create a database with a blank name. why is that option enable. it's a god damn bad option for new kidz like me.....
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If you want to complain of that, ask Microsoft. This is wrong place.
Last edited by rmiao; 11-05-2008 at 02:11 PM.
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it's a god damn bad option for new kidz like me
so grow up and learn to be respectful.
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why the hell u professional couldn't find this answer, i don't know!!!
It's pretty obvious you were really proud of yourself for finding the solution yourself and you wanted to brag about it. Well clap clap for you, noob. News flash: you're supposed to find solutions yourself. So like skhanal said, grow up and drop the attitude.
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