To resolve the issue:

1. Stop the Deep Security Manager service.
2. Login the database server desktop and login the SQL server with SQL Server Management Studio.
3. Open a new query and execute the following: ​​
    

   Make sure to replace the <DSM_database_name> in the command below with the actual DSM database name of the customer. For "dbcc shrinkfile", use the default file name when creating database. However, if the customer changed it, modify the value to the correct Logical Name to database files. To find the Logical Name, right-click the database and go to Properties > Files.

   use <DSM_database_name> 
   go
   alter database <DSM_database_name> set single_user with rollback immediate
   go
   dbcc checkdb ('<DSM_database_name>', REPAIR_FAST)
   go
   dbcc shrinkdatabase ('<DSM_database_name>', TRUNCATEONLY)
   go
   dbcc shrinkfile ('<DSM_database_name>', TRUNCATEONLY)
   go
   dbcc shrinkfile ('<DSM_database_name>_log', TRUNCATEONLY)
   go
   alter database <DSM_database_name> set recovery simple
   go
   alter database <DSM_database_name> set multi_user with rollback immediate
   go

4. Start the Deep Security Manager service.