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Very new to Windows2000/SQL2000 Clustering, recently set up an Active/Passive 2 node SQL Cluster. Unfortunately one of the Collation settings needs to change. After spending some time looking Microsoft site and other support sites it seems that the easiest/quickest way to do this is detach the user databases,rebuild the Master database and select new collation setings and then reattach the user databases. In a non-clustered environment this seems quite straightforward but not sure on a Cluster. Looking at M/Soft KB 298568 it states; 1.)Make sure that the SQL Server resources are being controlled by the node in which you execute Rebuildm.exe. 2.)Bring the SQL Server virtual server offline by using the SQL Server Service Manager. I guess what it means from point 2 is that stop the SQL Service, however doesn't this mean the the second node will then kick in? If so, should I not be pausing or stopping the cluster service on Node 2? Also I guess that I need to reinstall SP3 so the system databases are upgraded? Appreciate any guidance that can be given here. Many Thanks |
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Thankyou very much for response. I have gone ahead and attempted this tonight and when I run the RebuildM.exe I receive Fatal Error ' Language dependent respurce file C:/Source/SQL2000/X86/Binn/Resources/1033/Rebuildm.rll could not be found. Slightly confused as I copied the entire contents of SQL2000 install CD to the C/Source folder on Node1. The only thing I can see is that the folder is called Res and not Resources, not sure if I rename this to Resources if it will resolve or could cause other problems. Any Ideas would be great, cannot find anything on the web regarding this. Thanks "Dazza" wrote: Very new to Windows2000/SQL2000 Clustering, recently set up an Active/Passive 2 node SQL Cluster. Unfortunately one of the Collation settings needs to change. After spending some time looking Microsoft site and other support sites it seems that the easiest/quickest way to do this is detach the user databases,rebuild the Master database and select new collation setings and then reattach the user databases. In a non-clustered environment this seems quite straightforward but not sure on a Cluster. Looking at M/Soft KB 298568 it states; 1.)Make sure that the SQL Server resources are being controlled by the node in which you execute Rebuildm.exe. 2.)Bring the SQL Server virtual server offline by using the SQL Server Service Manager. I guess what it means from point 2 is that stop the SQL Service, however doesn't this mean the the second node will then kick in? If so, should I not be pausing or stopping the cluster service on Node 2? Also I guess that I need to reinstall SP3 so the system databases are upgraded? Appreciate any guidance that can be given here. Many Thanks |
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