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SQL Server Clustering get pre-installation information and choose the best practices for your environment
Before installing the SQL Server cluster there must be a checklist in order to ensure you haven't compromised on any hardcore requirement. In this regard Microsoft suggests the hardward that must be listed on this Windows Catalog and Hardware Compatibility Read More...
Get SQL Server Clustering information with DMVs and SELECT statements
Few counters and gotchas for you to look for when you are installing SQL Server clusters, also using SELECT statements & DMVs to get SQL instance information. Such as: Do not install SQL Server on a compressed drive, by default the installation will Read More...
Error - There is not enough disk space on the destination disk, during a SQL Server failover cluster installation
Had an interesting problem on one of the SANs that will be used to setup a failover clustering installation. The issue error "'There is not enough disk space on the destination disk for the current SQL server data files" and when I have checked relevant Read More...
Best Practices: Upgrading Cluster SQL Server from 2000 to 2005 version - are you worried?
I know it sounds easy to upgrade a SQL Server Cluster environment from 2000 to 2005 version, as easy it mentioned within the Books Online for SQL Server 2005. When I have performed for the first time, my first thought was (do we need that or take out Read More...
Cluster resource 'SQL Server (<SQL Server instance name>)' in Resource Group '<Cluster group name>' failed.
A common mistake by DBAs for missing to check whether all the functionality of tools are working when a SQL Server Cluster environment is setup, though you may not catch hold of few issues with basic failover/failback testing initially but when the application Read More...