What is you issue?

This thread is about using a SQL Server 2005 Ent 64-bit A/P cluster through SSMS 2008. Your issue sounds different.

Start from the begining, what are the details?

beejug1983 (7/9/2011)

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Hi,

How to know which node is active and which node is passive without using any GUI tool of cluster? Can I find the information of failover and failback in...

Steve,

Got your message but cant reply as it says your over the limit 😉

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Steve,

We use a home grown system (well several of them really) the main one polls each server hourly and pulls back all 'errors' (governed by a 'white/black' list) that have...

Hi there,

My scripting level is way below you guys but I was thinking about your requirement.

It sounds like you want the table indexed so that when the data is inserted...

Thanks for the reply but I am using XP (so UAC wouldnt be involved) and while I am not logged in as Administrator my AD account is an admin of...

TheSQLGuru (5/10/2011)

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Schadenfreude-Mei (5/10/2011)

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TheSQLGuru (5/10/2011)

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Clustering (and HA in general) is a VERY COMPLEX and CRITICAL subject!! You are asking questions that lead me to believe you have a very low...

kumar.sachu08 (5/10/2011)

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sp is using for generating report.....i am simply run my sp in query analyser

during the sp execution such type error comming.

My sp is more complicated and it's taking lot...

Yes but please provide the FULL error messagae (all the output shown when s p...

TheSQLGuru (5/10/2011)

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Clustering (and HA in general) is a VERY COMPLEX and CRITICAL subject!! You are asking questions that lead me to believe you have a very low probability for...

Syed is right, you should only set the 'data' path at install and then move databases and logs around after. I would have 4 drives. 1 for system db's and...

Can you provide some more information. Google has lots of hits for this but it would be helpful to know the full error, what sql version you using, whether it...

Ghandi-711945 (5/9/2011)

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Hello,

I was just wondering if there was a way to pass a failed step name onto a notification step so you do not have to assign a failure to...

e'oh...

bad network link latency.