Did you run the setup on the active node first?

Could you please add the log?

Gail, do you mean the "Schema changes history" report?

Gail tips should get you there. In case you want to make sure the default trace is on, execute sp_configure and check if the "run_value" of the "default trace enabled"...

How many SQL Server instances you have on the cluster?

You will find plenty of information on thr internet. Check this link. Look on the internet for Microsoft MVPs, you will find they provide plenty of valuable information. Good luck!

Is the account you are using to connect local admin on your workstation?

Let me know if you were able to solve your problem.

I found this link. It may help, but I have not tried myself.

SQLJocky (9/1/2011)

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Okay, so we had a third party company in to do a SharePoint migration and they wanted to do the install of SQL, etc. on the servers. Well,...

SQLJocky (9/1/2011)

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Okay, so we had a third party company in to do a SharePoint migration and they wanted to do the install of SQL, etc. on the servers. Well,...

David Portas (2/28/2010)

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RBarryYoung (2/28/2010)

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Unfortunately the sample code given in that link is a truly bad example of worst practice for triggers because it won't work reliably if more than one...

I'm glad it helped 🙂

Jeffrey Williams-493691 (8/31/2011)

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I wouldn't call it an active/active cluster. It is really a multi-instance cluster in the Windows/SQL Server world.

To create a multi-instance cluster, you need to create separate...

Marios Philippopoulos (8/31/2011)

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Ignacio A. Salom Rangel (8/31/2011)

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Marios Philippopoulos (8/31/2011)

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Ignacio A. Salom Rangel (8/31/2011)

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Marios Philippopoulos (8/31/2011)

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(1) I don't quite understand the meaning the 2 wait types; as I mention, the BOL...