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Why MSDN describes that we cannot create new connection to sync suspended availability database (SQL Server 2014 AlwaysOn) ?

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Hi All,

I have a question about SQL Server 2014 AlwaysOn Suspend Availability Database.

There is a document in MSDN. The title is "Suspend an Availability Database (SQL Server)".

It describes that we can "Suspend Data Movement" on the database in Availability Group at Primary node or Secondary node.

If we choose to suspend data movement at Secondary node, the new connections to the suspended database on the readable secondary are not allowed until data movement is resumed.

The MSDN original content is as below.

  • Existing connections on the readable secondary remain usable. New connections to the suspended database on the readable secondary are not allowed until data movement is resumed.

But I try to use SSMS to have "NewQuery" on the suspended database on the readable secondary and select the table in the suspended database. It works fine!

It seems that the new connection to the suspended database is allowed. Not like MSDN describes.

May I know anyone has similar experience or do I misunderstand the meaning of MSDN?

Many thanks



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