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SQL Server Management Studio – Studio hangs when trying to select my database hosted by ARVIXE

This post will give you step by step instructions on how to fix the issue in Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio that causes the studio to hang, spin, or loop forever when trying to select a database from the plethora of existing databases stored on your hosted site.

After logging in with the proper server name, user name and password, you will need to follow these instructions:

1) Click “View” and then “Object Explorer Details”. You could also hit the F7 key on your keyboard.
2) Double click on the “Databases” folder from the right panel.
3) Right-click on the column header “Policy Health State”.
4) Deselect the option “Collation”.
5) Click “Refresh”.

Now when selecting your database it won’t hang, even with subsequent instantiations of SQL Management Studio.

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