Start SQL Server in Single-User Mode

Posted by Simon Cho on 03/06/2017

It’s really helpful in a very rare case.

The application name is case sensitive.

net start mssqlserver /m”Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio – Query”

net start mssqlserver /m”sqlcmd”

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