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Attach Database is disabled in Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Management Studio



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I have buy from Godadday hosting and domain, after that I have create database in godaddy and the connect to this db using my authentication.



I have .mdf, .ldf that need to attach to the connected server, I am going to Object Explorer -> Database -> Attach -> Attach database screen is opened but everything inside is disabled.



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What can I do to enable attaching my local DB to the server DB?



Thank you so much for helping.



I am using SQL Server 2012 Management Studio










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    Have you asked GoDaddy?

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  • Have you tried attaching via T-SQL?

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I have buy from Godadday hosting and domain, after that I have create database in godaddy and the connect to this db using my authentication.



I have .mdf, .ldf that need to attach to the connected server, I am going to Object Explorer -> Database -> Attach -> Attach database screen is opened but everything inside is disabled.



enter image description here



What can I do to enable attaching my local DB to the server DB?



Thank you so much for helping.



I am using SQL Server 2012 Management Studio










share|improve this question
















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    Have you asked GoDaddy?

    – Aaron Bertrand
    Jul 14 '15 at 13:57











  • Have you tried attaching via T-SQL?

    – KASQLDBA
    Jul 14 '15 at 14:09














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I have buy from Godadday hosting and domain, after that I have create database in godaddy and the connect to this db using my authentication.



I have .mdf, .ldf that need to attach to the connected server, I am going to Object Explorer -> Database -> Attach -> Attach database screen is opened but everything inside is disabled.



enter image description here



What can I do to enable attaching my local DB to the server DB?



Thank you so much for helping.



I am using SQL Server 2012 Management Studio










share|improve this question
















I have buy from Godadday hosting and domain, after that I have create database in godaddy and the connect to this db using my authentication.



I have .mdf, .ldf that need to attach to the connected server, I am going to Object Explorer -> Database -> Attach -> Attach database screen is opened but everything inside is disabled.



enter image description here



What can I do to enable attaching my local DB to the server DB?



Thank you so much for helping.



I am using SQL Server 2012 Management Studio







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  • 2





    Have you asked GoDaddy?

    – Aaron Bertrand
    Jul 14 '15 at 13:57











  • Have you tried attaching via T-SQL?

    – KASQLDBA
    Jul 14 '15 at 14:09














  • 2





    Have you asked GoDaddy?

    – Aaron Bertrand
    Jul 14 '15 at 13:57











  • Have you tried attaching via T-SQL?

    – KASQLDBA
    Jul 14 '15 at 14:09








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Have you asked GoDaddy?

– Aaron Bertrand
Jul 14 '15 at 13:57





Have you asked GoDaddy?

– Aaron Bertrand
Jul 14 '15 at 13:57













Have you tried attaching via T-SQL?

– KASQLDBA
Jul 14 '15 at 14:09





Have you tried attaching via T-SQL?

– KASQLDBA
Jul 14 '15 at 14:09










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If you need help attaching via T-SQL, if you see the SCRIPT button on the image you attached, you will be able to output the SCRIPT syntax to attach via 'T-SQL'
Just fill it in with the required information like target path to MDF file etc.. Give that a shot and see what you can come up with.



Also make sure you are on the same version of SSMS as the database to help prevent issues.



Also, when you connect to the DB instance, make sure you are using a Administrative account, it might be different then your current log-in or Windows Auth account.






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    If you need help attaching via T-SQL, if you see the SCRIPT button on the image you attached, you will be able to output the SCRIPT syntax to attach via 'T-SQL'
    Just fill it in with the required information like target path to MDF file etc.. Give that a shot and see what you can come up with.



    Also make sure you are on the same version of SSMS as the database to help prevent issues.



    Also, when you connect to the DB instance, make sure you are using a Administrative account, it might be different then your current log-in or Windows Auth account.






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      If you need help attaching via T-SQL, if you see the SCRIPT button on the image you attached, you will be able to output the SCRIPT syntax to attach via 'T-SQL'
      Just fill it in with the required information like target path to MDF file etc.. Give that a shot and see what you can come up with.



      Also make sure you are on the same version of SSMS as the database to help prevent issues.



      Also, when you connect to the DB instance, make sure you are using a Administrative account, it might be different then your current log-in or Windows Auth account.






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        If you need help attaching via T-SQL, if you see the SCRIPT button on the image you attached, you will be able to output the SCRIPT syntax to attach via 'T-SQL'
        Just fill it in with the required information like target path to MDF file etc.. Give that a shot and see what you can come up with.



        Also make sure you are on the same version of SSMS as the database to help prevent issues.



        Also, when you connect to the DB instance, make sure you are using a Administrative account, it might be different then your current log-in or Windows Auth account.






        share|improve this answer













        If you need help attaching via T-SQL, if you see the SCRIPT button on the image you attached, you will be able to output the SCRIPT syntax to attach via 'T-SQL'
        Just fill it in with the required information like target path to MDF file etc.. Give that a shot and see what you can come up with.



        Also make sure you are on the same version of SSMS as the database to help prevent issues.



        Also, when you connect to the DB instance, make sure you are using a Administrative account, it might be different then your current log-in or Windows Auth account.







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