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I got disspointed after looking at the title and then reading the article. I was expecting the answers for the below question. 1. Say for 2 nodes cluster, Do we need to have 2 copies of Databases( 1 on each node) 2. Hows does the data Synchronization between different nodes of databases takes place? 3. In Active/Passive mode, does the passive node database is exactly in the same state (in terms of data) as that of Active? Pankaj A. Chitriv
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Hi Friends,
Sql server 2008 two node clustering we remove the cluster using sql server 2008 management studion itself no need to go for control panal.
Thanks, M.Mahalingamoorthy DBA EY GSS India.
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Q1: Say for 2 nodes cluster, Do we need to have 2 copies of Databases( 1 on each node). Ans: Because in a clustering environment normally sql database hosted only SAN(single point of database copy only).
Q2:Hows does the data Synchronization between different nodes of databases takes place? Ans: Sql server 2000/2005/2008-environment, sql server having own quorum mechanism, we need to select the quorum model and MSdtc .
Q3:In Active/Passive mode, does the passive node database is exactly in the same state (in terms of data) as that of Active? Ans: yes--Because if something happened the active node all the sql resource has moved to passive node with in 15 secs. so that data has same state.
Thanks, M.Mahalingam SQL DBA.
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