The multi-user mode in QBDT allows you to host your company file, which will increase productivity as it enables collaboration between teams on the same workstation. While you work with multiple teams at the same time and try to access the file, you may encounter QuickBooks error 6087,0. This error can occur due to data loss or a damaged company file. When you face this error, the following message can be seen on the screen:

"QuickBooks error 6087: File is open locally."

"QuickBooks is trying to access the company file, but the database server is not responding."

This blog will help you understand the reasons and methods for overcoming this issue. 

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Root Causes Behind the QuickBooks Error 6087,0 

Listed below are the reasons that can hinder your productivity and cause QuickBooks error code 6087 in your system.

  • A different user is using the company file in single-user mode.
  • When the company file is corrupted.
  • Outdated version of QuickBooks.
  • The QB application is not installed correctly.
  • If the QuickBooks files are damaged or missing.
  • A virus or malware is affecting your system.
  • If the network setup configuration is incorrect.
  • When the antivirus application is blocking the QB operations.

Let's now move on and understand how you can overcome this error.

Methods to Tackle QuickBooks Error 6087

After you understand the causes behind the error, let's now learn different ways you can tackle this issue:

Solution 1: Get the Latest Version of QuickBooks Desktop

Download the latest version of QBDT to overcome the QuickBooks error 6087,0 in your system.

  • Access the QBDT application.
  • Move to the Help tab.
  • Then tap Update the QuickBooks Desktop.
  • Click on the Reset Update option to erase the earlier versions.
  • Then, choose the Get Updates option to get the latest update.

If this issue is still not resolved, proceed to verify and rebuild the company data.

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Solution 2: Utilize the Verify and Rebuild Tool

When the company file is corrupted or damaged, you can opt for the steps given below to tackle it:


Verify the company file:

  • Go to the File menu.
  • Click on the Utilities option.
  • Choose the Verify Data option.
  • Tap on OK to continue.


Rebuild the data:

  • Click on the File menu.
  • Here, choose the Utilities option.
  • Select the Rebuild Data option.
  • Tap on OK.

You can also restore the company file backup to resolve QuickBooks error 6087,0.

Solution 3: Restore the Backup Company File

One of the solutions for this issue can be going back to the restored version of the company file backup. Here's how:

  • Open the QuickBooks Desktop on your system.
  • Head to the File tab > Restore a backup copy.
  • Tap on Next.
  • Locate and choose the location for the backup file.
  • Click Next after you choose Open.
  • Choose the location where you want to save the restored version of the file.
  • Tap Save.
  • Hit OK.

This process will help you restore your backup company file in the QuickBooks Desktop.

Conclusion

This blog has covered all the essential aspects you need to know when you encounter QuickBooks error 6087, 0. We have discussed the causes behind the error to help you. Moreover, we discussed troubleshooting methods to help you resolve this issue in QuickBooks. If you need any further help with the company file in your system, feel free to contact our experts at 1-855-888-3080.

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