> Look up Maintaining a Failover Cluster in SQL Books-Online. It has step by
> step instructions on how to replace a failed cluster node.
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> > reinstall
> > de second node and move the instance to it ?
Again, Books-On-line has specific step-by step instructions on how to
restore a node under these exact circumstances. If you do the installation
according to the instructions, the instance will not need to go offline. If
you do not follow the instructions, you may damage your installation.
Geoff N. Hiten
Microsoft SQL Server MVP
>I found on Technet a guideline about "Restoring a Node After a Catastrophic
> Failure"
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>> > reinstall
>> > de second node and move the instance to it ?
Shima - 28 Apr 2005 18:20 GMT
Thanks for your informations.
I tried to follow the instructions and the setup asked me to Uninstall the
Instance. What does it mean ? The instance will be removed physically ? My
doubt is in this moment. I'm not sure what SQL Setup will do. If the 2
instances will keep available or not. I'm in production environment and the
instances can't be unavailable.
thanks,
Simone
> Again, Books-On-line has specific step-by step instructions on how to
> restore a node under these exact circumstances. If you do the installation
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> >> > reinstall
> >> > de second node and move the instance to it ?
Geoff N. Hiten - 28 Apr 2005 19:56 GMT
The SQL installer needs to modify the remaining bits on Node 1 to remove all
references to Node 2. In essence, it is erasing all traces of Node 2 from
the SQL instance. It will not completely remove your SQL instance. If this
is done correctly, the SQL instance currently running on Node 1 will not be
affected.
Geoff N. Hiten
Microsoft SQL Server MVP
Senior Database Administrator
> Thanks for your informations.
> I tried to follow the instructions and the setup asked me to Uninstall the
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>> >> > reinstall
>> >> > de second node and move the instance to it ?