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MS-Access front-ends lose connection to SQL cluster after failover
Posted by JJP at 6/21/2004 2:10:32 PM
Hello,
We are setting up a 2-node active/active SQL 2000 cluster on Windows 2003
ent. ed.
Our DB team writes MS Access XP front-ends for client connection to SQL
cluster.
NODE1 and NODE2 are working fine. I can fail INST1 over to NODE2 and INST2
over to NODE1, vice versa, all is good.
Ho... more >>
High Availability
Posted by Greg at 6/21/2004 3:05:02 AM
Does anyone have a good starting point for creating a "high availabilty"
solution. I'm working on designing a solution that will allow for us to have
a primary site in Orlando and a secondary site in another state. The system
needs to have data moving in almost real time between the master and
s... more >>
Olap Question
Posted by biju george at 6/20/2004 1:49:24 AM
Hi Guys,
i am managing an OLTP system using sql 2000 and these
system is running for last 4 years and now having 25
million records for main transaction table.
is it advisable to go for OLAP Systems to get fast summary
report.
if so pls advice me how i should start.
Thanks
Biju... more >>
Deleted SQL Resouce
Posted by SQL Resource Deleted... Help!!!! at 6/19/2004 7:08:01 PM
i was deleting a disk resource from our cluster, the sql resource depended on that disk, when i was asked about deleting the dependent resources i clicked the delete option, so now i dont have any sql resourse. now i can´t see my SQL anymore even whe i try to create a sql resource manually.
Wha... more >>
SQL Server Clustering on a NAS
Posted by anonymous NO[at]SPAM discussions.microsoft.com at 6/17/2004 12:08:23 PM
Is SQL Server clustering supported/recommended using a
NAS/RAID to hold the database? Here is the hardware setup
Let's say there are 25 computers on a network. Two of
these computers are running as a 2-node SQL server
cluster. The database resides on the Z: drive. The Z:
drive is a NAS.... more >>
SQL 2000 server cluster Log shipping
Posted by newby at 6/17/2004 10:31:08 AM
Currently, we have two sets of SQL 2000 cluster servers in two different regions. We are trying to implement log shipping for redundancy. Does log shipping require a share from the Operating System stand point?... more >>
SPN Error
Posted by -DB at 6/17/2004 7:53:41 AM
We have a SQL 2000 cluster that is running on two Windows 2003 Enterprise
boxes and everything works fine, except that after the cluster has been
running for a while (24 hrs.), if you fail the cluster over to the failover
node, then when you go to fail it back to the primary node SQL spits an SPN... more >>
"Cluster-aware" Applications
Posted by anonymous NO[at]SPAM discussions.microsoft.com at 6/17/2004 6:03:52 AM
If a customer has a na application that accesses SQL
server running on a single machine (Windows 2003 Server)
and then decided to implement an active/passive server
cluster with SQL Server Enterprise, does the application
that accesses the database need to change? I am not sure
what is m... more >>
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leaving production SQL Standard alone while setting up Node 1?
Posted by The American at 6/16/2004 3:30:42 PM
Hello.
I was given the task to cluster our existing standalone W2K SQL server.
I've purchase a new server from Dell along with an external SCSI array plus
2 SQL2K Enterprise and 2 W2K Advanced CDs for both servers in my future
cluster.
We have an existing W2K SQL Standard running on a W2... more >>
BULITIN\Administrator
Posted by johnx02 NO[at]SPAM hotmail.com at 6/16/2004 3:16:32 PM
Security Best Practices tell us to remove BULITIN\Administrator from
SQL Server Logins. Is this also true in SQL Server 2000 Cluster.
Many Thanks
John... more >>
Newbie question
Posted by GeorgeP at 6/16/2004 1:09:59 PM
I am looking to go into a DBA role and I keep hearing
about clustering servers.
Is there anywhere I can go to learn about it? Or can
someone please tell me what it is and how to set it up?
Thanks,
GP... more >>
Partitions as SQL Server Resources in Clustering Services
Posted by twillard NO[at]SPAM generasystems.com at 6/16/2004 1:03:24 PM
I've got 2 Arrays on my SAN.
Array 1 is 66 gb.
Array 2 is 230 gb.
I've partitioned the drives in MS2003 this way:
Array 1, Drive Q: (Quarum) 2gb
Array 1, Drive S: 64gb
Array 2, Drive R: 230gb.
I installed SQL Server after setting up MSCS.
Everything went fine.
Now I want to add the ... more >>
sql2000ent software scam ???? [slightly off topic]
Posted by Dave V at 6/16/2004 11:17:50 AM
I'm not sure this is on topic for the group, but someone here would know
I have a question about a too good to be true deal on ms sql server 200 ent
1 processor license being listed for sale on saveintheusa.com for $3,245.
This just seems completely unreasonable considering the list price is 20... more >>
SQL Server Licensing
Posted by Todd Harrington at 6/16/2004 7:07:39 AM
Hi,
We want to run a two node server cluster with Windows
Server 2003 Enterprise and SQL Server 2003 Enterprise. How
many copies of SQL Server Enterprise (1 Server, 25
clients) do we need to purchase, 1 or 2? Since it is only
actively running on one server at one time, I would think
w... more >>
Problem with sql2000 cluster installation
Posted by at 6/15/2004 11:52:13 PM
Hi,
i try to install a SQL2000 on Windows 2003 Ent.; i enable Network DTC and
manually configure a MSDTC Resource reading the article :
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;301600
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;811054
After verified the MSDTC Re... more >>
Adding node to cluster
Posted by Erik at 6/15/2004 11:52:03 PM
Hello everyone!
We currently have a one node cluster (w2k3 and sql2000ent) and have had it
this way for a while waiting on the second server to arrive, well, the time
has come and now we are about to install the second node in this
active/passive cluster.
I have been reading in booksonline ... more >>
SQL Server Memory Configuration
Posted by Karen at 6/15/2004 2:05:36 PM
Two 4GB mem clustered sql servers. Two sql instances. If
leave 1GB for the OS. 1.5GB for each instances. Still need
enable AWE?
Thanks a lot!!!
K.... more >>
Stand-alone to Cluster upgrade
Posted by Robert Reinstein at 6/15/2004 1:42:32 PM
Hi,
If I have an existing SQL 2000 server that I want to move into a cluster,
will I need to reinstall from scratch, or can I simply upgrade the OS to
Enterprise, then upgrade the SQL to enterprise? Of course, my goal is to
leave the data intact (the data is already stored on a SAN, not local).
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