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Default Changing Collation on a Cluster - 12-06-2007 , 03:34 PM






Hi,

I am sure that someone has managed to do this. We have a 64_bit Clustered
SQL2005 SP2 build 3175 server that we created as Latin1_General_Bin. We want
to change it to the North American default but keep getting errors. The
latest was: - SQL Server Setup is unable to run on this node as it is
unavailable due to a SCC failure or other reason
SQL Server Setup is unable to run. Either the owning node or all nodes that
are currently part of the virtual server are not available. Review any SCC
failures and validate that all nodes are online.

Can someone help before we uninstall? Will we have problems if we uninstall?

Thanks

Chris



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Default Re: Changing Collation on a Cluster - 12-06-2007 , 04:51 PM






Ureka. We did it. We found that the registry key value as to where the
install came from was different on the two nodes and we were using the sa
password for the adminpassword instead of the Windows account we installed
with.

The build still shows 3200, where we had got to, even though BOL seems to
think that this may not be right. It mentioned about having to re-apply the
service packs and hotfix builds.

Chris

"Chris Wood" <anonymous (AT) microsoft (DOT) com> wrote

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Hi,

I am sure that someone has managed to do this. We have a 64_bit Clustered
SQL2005 SP2 build 3175 server that we created as Latin1_General_Bin. We
want to change it to the North American default but keep getting errors.
The latest was: - SQL Server Setup is unable to run on this node as it is
unavailable due to a SCC failure or other reason
SQL Server Setup is unable to run. Either the owning node or all nodes
that are currently part of the virtual server are not available. Review
any SCC failures and validate that all nodes are online.

Can someone help before we uninstall? Will we have problems if we
uninstall?

Thanks

Chris




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Geoff N. Hiten
 
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Default Re: Changing Collation on a Cluster - 12-07-2007 , 08:49 AM



BOL is correct.

The binaries on all the nodes are build 3200, but likely the procedures on
Master (and possibly the resource database) are still at RTM. Reapply all
service packs and hotfix/cumulative updates to guarantee binaries and data
elements are all in sync.

--
Geoff N. Hiten
Senior SQL Infrastructure Consultant
Microsoft SQL Server MVP





"Chris Wood" <anonymous (AT) microsoft (DOT) com> wrote

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Ureka. We did it. We found that the registry key value as to where the
install came from was different on the two nodes and we were using the sa
password for the adminpassword instead of the Windows account we installed
with.

The build still shows 3200, where we had got to, even though BOL seems to
think that this may not be right. It mentioned about having to re-apply
the service packs and hotfix builds.

Chris

"Chris Wood" <anonymous (AT) microsoft (DOT) com> wrote in message
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Hi,

I am sure that someone has managed to do this. We have a 64_bit Clustered
SQL2005 SP2 build 3175 server that we created as Latin1_General_Bin. We
want to change it to the North American default but keep getting errors.
The latest was: - SQL Server Setup is unable to run on this node as it is
unavailable due to a SCC failure or other reason
SQL Server Setup is unable to run. Either the owning node or all nodes
that are currently part of the virtual server are not available. Review
any SCC failures and validate that all nodes are online.

Can someone help before we uninstall? Will we have problems if we
uninstall?

Thanks

Chris





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Chris Wood
 
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Default Re: Changing Collation on a Cluster - 12-07-2007 , 08:57 AM



Thanks Geoff.

I checked the summary.txt says 1399.06. That's what made me suspicious.
Looks like MS need to make a change somewhere otherwise people will not
re-run the updates.

Chris

PS. Hope this is handled better in SQL2008.

"Geoff N. Hiten" <SQLCraftsman (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:
BOL is correct.

The binaries on all the nodes are build 3200, but likely the procedures on
Master (and possibly the resource database) are still at RTM. Reapply all
service packs and hotfix/cumulative updates to guarantee binaries and data
elements are all in sync.

--
Geoff N. Hiten
Senior SQL Infrastructure Consultant
Microsoft SQL Server MVP





"Chris Wood" <anonymous (AT) microsoft (DOT) com> wrote in message
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Ureka. We did it. We found that the registry key value as to where the
install came from was different on the two nodes and we were using the sa
password for the adminpassword instead of the Windows account we
installed with.

The build still shows 3200, where we had got to, even though BOL seems to
think that this may not be right. It mentioned about having to re-apply
the service packs and hotfix builds.

Chris

"Chris Wood" <anonymous (AT) microsoft (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:uWLbw$EOIHA.2376 (AT) TK2MSFTNGP02 (DOT) phx.gbl...
Hi,

I am sure that someone has managed to do this. We have a 64_bit
Clustered SQL2005 SP2 build 3175 server that we created as
Latin1_General_Bin. We want to change it to the North American default
but keep getting errors. The latest was: - SQL Server Setup is unable to
run on this node as it is unavailable due to a SCC failure or other
reason
SQL Server Setup is unable to run. Either the owning node or all nodes
that are currently part of the virtual server are not available. Review
any SCC failures and validate that all nodes are online.

Can someone help before we uninstall? Will we have problems if we
uninstall?

Thanks

Chris







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