I have a client that desires a new application for use at several stores in
different cities.  He wants "real time" access to all store data and the
ability to continue to run locally even if the internet connection goes
down.

I posted a question yesterday morning. I hate to ask it again, but
wanted to try it once more. We have installed SQL Server 2000
Enterprise edition into a clustered environment. There are two nodes,
SQL is clustered and working properly.

I have installed a 2 nodes cluster under W2003.
I have created a group called SQL with a physical disk ressource, IP
ressource (different of the IP of cluster: 192.168.0.11 for this ressource,
cluster has  192.168.0.10) and Network name (sqlserv).

Can someone tell me how to move the master and msdb database from SQL 2000
to SQL 2005?  I'm trying to move those databases however it's telling me
there is a build conflict.  How do you get around this exactly?  Hopefully
not a inplace upgrade.

Hello to everyone,
  I made a new SQL (2000 SP3) Activer/Active cluster in my company with
  the below nodes scheme :
      SQLGroup1 -->SQLCLUST1  -> owner node1

We have sql 2005 standard installed as cluster on win2k3 cluster with
GB memory on each node. We have one virtual sql server named instance o
first node. Can we create one more instance on the same node an
similarly 2 more instances on the second node. The cluster will be i

I need to connect to a sql server (in cluster) using my Enterprise
Manager , i mean i need to do  a New SQL Server Registration of an
instance of a sql server (that belongs to another windows domain)
If i am not wrong, i need first of all , to configure a new data

I have a SQL 2000 failover cluster. I want to stop all SQL services on the
active node, but not fail it over to the passive node. How can I accomplish
this? I see that I should use cluster admin to stop services, but not 100%
sure how. Can you provide me with a step-by-step guide. ...

I'm confused.  Reading the SQL 2000 Resource Kit, it definitely says I need
Enterprise in order to do failover clustering.  But reading the product
guide on the 2005 version says Standard has clustering capabilities.  Is
this something new to 2005 or is it a different type of ...

We currently have a win2k3 2-node cluster is configured as Active/Passive.
On each node has 2 instances of SQL2K.
We now need to add a SQL2k5 instance to this cluster.
Would the right way to go about this:

i installed the windows 2000 cluster services on 2 machines.. every
thing is ok, i can move groups, the resources are moved correctly... i
installed sql 2000 in the virtual server and is all ok, both servers see
the same databases, i can shut down one server, create a table in a db

Hi anyone know if you can cluster sql on a one node cluster in Windows 2003 ?
Regards Craig

My SQL 2005 fail over cluster installation fails with the following error:
Machine         : PrimaryNode
Product         : Microsoft SQL Server 2005
Product Version : 9.00.1399.06

I currently have a SQL 2000 SP3 STD running in my org, I want to move it's
contents to a clustered (two node) system running SQL 2005 STD edition.  Is
it possible to move the entire contents of my old SQL environment to the new
environment?  I would like to preserve user logins ...

I need to change the domain account our SQL cluster is running under.  The
cluster is Win2k with a single instance of SQL 2000.
I looked in the cluster Administrator and I don't see where it is specified.
Do I use the services applet in control panel to specify the user for