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Eugene

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Moving databases to a new location in SQL Server 2000 Cluster - 04-01-2008 , 07:34 PM

Hi all,

I am going to move my MDFs and LDFs onto our new SAN. Can I use
KB224071 to do the move? I have used this article before on a SQL
Server 2000 but never on a Clustered SQL Server 2000. I am especially
concerned with moving master DB.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/224071

Thanks for you help!

-Eugene

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Linchi Shea

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RE: Moving databases to a new location in SQL Server 2000 Cluster - 04-01-2008 , 11:08 PM

As far as moving a database is concerned, there is no difference between a
standalone instance and a clustered instance.

Linchi

"Eugene" wrote:

Quote:

Hi all,

I am going to move my MDFs and LDFs onto our new SAN. Can I use
KB224071 to do the move? I have used this article before on a SQL
Server 2000 but never on a Clustered SQL Server 2000. I am especially
concerned with moving master DB.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/224071

Thanks for you help!

-Eugene

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Linchi Shea

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RE: Moving databases to a new location in SQL Server 2000 Cluster - 04-01-2008 , 11:08 PM

As far as moving a database is concerned, there is no difference between a
standalone instance and a clustered instance.

Linchi

"Eugene" wrote:

Quote:

Hi all,

I am going to move my MDFs and LDFs onto our new SAN. Can I use
KB224071 to do the move? I have used this article before on a SQL
Server 2000 but never on a Clustered SQL Server 2000. I am especially
concerned with moving master DB.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/224071

Thanks for you help!

-Eugene

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Linchi Shea

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RE: Moving databases to a new location in SQL Server 2000 Cluster - 04-01-2008 , 11:08 PM

As far as moving a database is concerned, there is no difference between a
standalone instance and a clustered instance.

Linchi

"Eugene" wrote:

Quote:

Hi all,

I am going to move my MDFs and LDFs onto our new SAN. Can I use
KB224071 to do the move? I have used this article before on a SQL
Server 2000 but never on a Clustered SQL Server 2000. I am especially
concerned with moving master DB.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/224071

Thanks for you help!

-Eugene

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Linchi Shea

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RE: Moving databases to a new location in SQL Server 2000 Cluster - 04-01-2008 , 11:08 PM

As far as moving a database is concerned, there is no difference between a
standalone instance and a clustered instance.

Linchi

"Eugene" wrote:

Quote:

Hi all,

I am going to move my MDFs and LDFs onto our new SAN. Can I use
KB224071 to do the move? I have used this article before on a SQL
Server 2000 but never on a Clustered SQL Server 2000. I am especially
concerned with moving master DB.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/224071

Thanks for you help!

-Eugene

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Linchi Shea

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RE: Moving databases to a new location in SQL Server 2000 Cluster - 04-01-2008 , 11:08 PM

As far as moving a database is concerned, there is no difference between a
standalone instance and a clustered instance.

Linchi

"Eugene" wrote:

Quote:

Hi all,

I am going to move my MDFs and LDFs onto our new SAN. Can I use
KB224071 to do the move? I have used this article before on a SQL
Server 2000 but never on a Clustered SQL Server 2000. I am especially
concerned with moving master DB.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/224071

Thanks for you help!

-Eugene

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Linchi Shea

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RE: Moving databases to a new location in SQL Server 2000 Cluster - 04-01-2008 , 11:08 PM

As far as moving a database is concerned, there is no difference between a
standalone instance and a clustered instance.

Linchi

"Eugene" wrote:

Quote:

Hi all,

I am going to move my MDFs and LDFs onto our new SAN. Can I use
KB224071 to do the move? I have used this article before on a SQL
Server 2000 but never on a Clustered SQL Server 2000. I am especially
concerned with moving master DB.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/224071

Thanks for you help!

-Eugene

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Linchi Shea

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RE: Moving databases to a new location in SQL Server 2000 Cluster - 04-01-2008 , 11:08 PM

As far as moving a database is concerned, there is no difference between a
standalone instance and a clustered instance.

Linchi

"Eugene" wrote:

Quote:

Hi all,

I am going to move my MDFs and LDFs onto our new SAN. Can I use
KB224071 to do the move? I have used this article before on a SQL
Server 2000 but never on a Clustered SQL Server 2000. I am especially
concerned with moving master DB.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/224071

Thanks for you help!

-Eugene

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Linchi Shea

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RE: Moving databases to a new location in SQL Server 2000 Cluster - 04-01-2008 , 11:08 PM

As far as moving a database is concerned, there is no difference between a
standalone instance and a clustered instance.

Linchi

"Eugene" wrote:

Quote:

Hi all,

I am going to move my MDFs and LDFs onto our new SAN. Can I use
KB224071 to do the move? I have used this article before on a SQL
Server 2000 but never on a Clustered SQL Server 2000. I am especially
concerned with moving master DB.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/224071

Thanks for you help!

-Eugene

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Linchi Shea

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RE: Moving databases to a new location in SQL Server 2000 Cluster - 04-01-2008 , 11:08 PM

As far as moving a database is concerned, there is no difference between a
standalone instance and a clustered instance.

Linchi

"Eugene" wrote:

Quote:

Hi all,

I am going to move my MDFs and LDFs onto our new SAN. Can I use
KB224071 to do the move? I have used this article before on a SQL
Server 2000 but never on a Clustered SQL Server 2000. I am especially
concerned with moving master DB.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/224071

Thanks for you help!

-Eugene

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