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If you use a SQL database, you may encounter SQL Error 4060 following a database migration. This is one of the many SQL Errors that administrators must deal with. SQL Error 4060 occurs on the server. As a result, the client has little control over the situation. You require an immediate solution. We’ll show you how to fix SQL Error 4060 here.
Errors include
After migrating a website or application, users may encounter SQL Error 4060, which reads “Connection Failure: Server Rejected the Connection, Access to Selected Database Denied.” This error appears because:
The most serious problem with error 4060 in sql server is that the user did not have permission to view the database objects. They did not face this problem prior to migration because they had the necessary permission. As a result, after migration, you, as an administrator, should grant them permission.
You must use the Transact-SQL or TSQL command to grant the privileges. This command appears to be:
GRANT <permission> [] TO <database_principal> [] [ WITH GRANT OPTION] [AS <database_principal>
As you can see, the first line of code grants the required permission, and the second line to a specific user.
Similarly, you can grant permissions to other users based on their roles.
This should resolve the issue. If not, move on to the next solution.
All connections to the SQL Server Database Engine require a network protocol, which should be enabled. If not, the database will generate the 4060 error.
For example if you encounter below error
SQLDriverConnect: RETCODE=-1, State=37000, Native
Error=4060 [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Cannot open
database required.
Resolving the SQL 4060 above is to set database to “Single User” or permissions issue. To resolve these errors:
ALTER DATABASE [Database_Name] SET MULTI_USER
Also like the above, you also need to enabled TCP/IP.
If neither of the preceding solutions resolves the problem, it is more likely that a firewall is preventing access to the database. To fix this, simply instruct the firewall to grant the user access. Navigate to the firewalls that have been installed and look for permissions. If it hasn’t already been granted to the user, do so.
SQL Error 4060 can also be caused by other problems. A corresponding database, for example, may not have been properly copied into a new environment. There are also issues with rows and objects. Although these are uncommon, we recommend that you investigate them if the SQL 4060 error persists.
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