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Default SP3 on SQL2000 Cluster - 01-15-2004 , 09:40 AM





I am planning on installing SP3 on SQL2000 with SP2. The
SQL server is clustered and I am wondering if I am going
to encounter any problems? I read the readme file and it
looks as if it is stright forward, but I am worried becase
it is a production database.
I would appriciate any feed back on this.



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Default Re: SP3 on SQL2000 Cluster - 01-15-2004 , 11:28 AM





Use SP3a rather than SP3.

I had no problems applying SP3a to my clusters.

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I am planning on installing SP3 on SQL2000 with SP2. The
SQL server is clustered and I am wondering if I am going
to encounter any problems? I read the readme file and it
looks as if it is stright forward, but I am worried becase
it is a production database.
I would appriciate any feed back on this.



Zaid,



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Chandrasekar Gopalan
 
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Default Re: SP3 on SQL2000 Cluster - 01-16-2004 , 08:19 AM


Hi -
Follow the readme instructions and always ensure you have proper backup
taken before applying any SPs.
There should not be any problem in applying SP3/SP3a in your clustered
instance.

Regards,
Chandra
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|I had no problems applying SP3a to my clusters.
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|> I am planning on installing SP3 on SQL2000 with SP2. The
|> SQL server is clustered and I am wondering if I am going
|> to encounter any problems? I read the readme file and it
|> looks as if it is stright forward, but I am worried becase
|> it is a production database.
|> I would appriciate any feed back on this.
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