I hope this is not a FAQ.  I have a 2-node Windows Server 2003 cluster, with
SQL Server 2000 SP3a.  This is a development system, and is actually
implemented using VMware (though I don't think that is relevant).
Occasionally when moving the SQL Server group, I get random failures ...

I am just determining the necessary steps to move the  system datbases that I
have on an Active/Passive cluster. I found the process to do this on a
standalone SQL Server.
What I don't know how to do is start SQL Server with the /f and /T3608. In

I am trying to run System Performance tool to get statistic for my SQL
Server performance. Below are the environment configurations ---
OS-         Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition x64 bit
SQL Server -     Active - Active cluster

I need to setup SQL to automatically email out of report each night when it
is done, i've done it in the past on a stand alone server by just installing
outlook setting up a profile and setting the sql services to use that
account.  Not sure how to do it in a cluster or even if ...

We are having problems with database performance at some of our bigger
customers.  Our biggest customer has a 1.1 TB database and they are not
happy.
We have done a number of tests on the system and every indication is that we

The Company I am working for have inadvertantly installed SQL Server 2005
Developer edition instead of Standard edition onto a production cluster
solution.
the question is:

I have a requirements to deploy SQL 2005 clustering as active/active nodes.
We also want to achieve load-balancing. For example, when there are 100 users
login to the clusters SQL, the request will split 50 / 50 to each of the sql
active node. Can it work in this way?