Brad Feaker-195979 (6/11/2013)

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I am installing SQL Server 2012 Enterprise (x64) with SP1 on a Windows 2012 SP1 3 node cluster utilizing mount points.

I get the following error during the...

Fal (9/3/2013)

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I have had a request from our Network Admin as to "what is the minimum level of Active Directory required for SQL 2012?"

Note that I am not asking for...

Yes you do

sqldba725 (9/4/2013)

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Any other recommendation for setting MS cluster...

gary1 (9/3/2013)

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I found a very good script to generate script for database Restore for native sql server.

http://sequelserver.blogspot.com/2009/04/generate-restore-scripts-from-backup.html

Can you please let me know how we can modify the same to...

can you provide more detail on the local storage setup such as raid, number of disks and...

What have you done to address the issue below??

New persopn (9/2/2013)

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We checked through the event logs and found that there were fatal errors on drive, and looks like disk issue....

SQL Surfer '66 (9/2/2013)

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In case it gets necessary: You...

OLDCHAPPY (8/30/2013)

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I'm looking into using SQL 2012 AlwaysOn for DR purposes in our shop and don't find much information on the failback process. Can anyone comment on the failback process...

just restore the 2008 R2 database to the 2012 instance and the database engine will upgrade the database for you.

Really, you think? :hehe:

Andreas Wolter-332291 (8/29/2013)

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A customer managed to install the SQL Server Agent seperately - on a different box - than SQL...

I have never hacked SQL server to attempt this not sure i'd even want to. Not even sure this would actually be possible due to the registry hive structure.

When following...

For clarification

I have a 3 node cluster comprising Node1, Node2 and Node3.

I create a clustered default instance on Node2 and Node3. I then attempt to install an instance (clustered...

HanShi (8/28/2013)

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With clustered installations of SQL you can use the same portnumber!! Because this portnumber is used in combination with the IP-address and every cluster group has it's own unique...

dokledon (8/28/2013)

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For stand alone or cluster, no doubt!

dokledon (8/27/2013)

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Andreas Wolter-332291 (8/27/2013)

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Andreas,

1) About having unique or multiple default instances inside a cluster, my doubt persist (see HanShi answer. It's a good debate)

2) About Alias, I thought about it....