• george sibbald (2/22/2011)


    Koen Verbeeck (2/22/2011)


    mohammed moinudheen (2/21/2011)


    Not in Primary should also be correct.

    That is not true.

    Not in Primary is the same as saying: on every server that is not the primary server.

    How so? Without more detail in the question Not in primary can only mean its not installed on the primary, which is a correct answer.

    I understand your point.

    I was looking at the phrase "Not in Primary Server" from a logical (mathematically speaking) view, where you can translate "Not in Primary Server" into "Installed everywhere else".

    A little farfetched, but hey, I didn't have my morning cup of coffee when I posted that...

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