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Default Re: SQL 05 ENT Cluster: not enough disk space for data files - 02-15-2008 , 08:59 AM






FIXED!

I think my problem was that both systems had access to the drive.. I had
shut node 2 off while building the cluster so im not sure what i did
different this time but now i can only use the drives from the active
node...

Thanks guys

"Justin Rich" <jrich523 (AT) yahoo (DOT) spam.com> wrote

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yeah, when you pick a cluster group it looks for disks in that group and
automatically assigns the following path; X:\Microsoft SQL Server

I have two groups and i can watch it auto upate the drive letter in the
path between Q and R... Q, as you can guess is for my Quorum and R is for
my data. I obviously try to install with the group containing the R drive,
which is 500GB and completely empty...

I did notice that for some reason my drives are accessible (not just
visable) to both cluster nodes (and its an active passive, i think? or at
least that was the goal)

Im not entirely sure how to make a cluster a/a vs a/p

"Mark B" <nospam (AT) nospam (DOT) com> wrote in message
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another stupid question perhaps, but when you are installing, does the
installer actually list the clustered drive that you are to use for the
sql files? If not then the lack of space will be related to the fact that
it is not actually seeing a drive with space.

"Justin Rich" <jrich523 (AT) yahoo (DOT) spam.com> wrote in message
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No luck with that... i tried running it from local storage and it still
wasnt happy

I guess i'll try burning the CDs...


"Justin Rich" <jrich523 (AT) yahoo (DOT) spam.com> wrote in message
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both C and D have about 28GB and those are the local drives. the Quorum
drive is 500MB and is only using about 10MB (hopefully sql doesnt try
to touch this drive) and the shared drive has 500GB..


I am installing this from a network share.... im going to move the
files local and give that a try... it could make a difference..


"Bill P" <BillP (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Silly questions, I'm sure you've checked. Is the quorum disk available
with
ample free space? How about the volume where you are storing the
executables
(e.g., c:\program files\yada yada)?

"Justin Rich" wrote:

so i've built up my w2k3 ent 64bit cluster with no problems... its
all happy
and working well... created the DTC resource and went to install
SQL.. it
goes well until it asks what group to put it in and what disk to use
for the
data files.

I select the group and the path it presents is correct. I click Next
and it
tells me it doesnt have enough space.

the drive is a 500GB partition which i would assume is more than
large
enough.

Im able to access the storage just fine, have written data there, it
fails
over just fine... looks fine to me..

why on earth is it telling me 500GB isnt enough?!


PS: if anyone from MS is looking at this, your link to diagnose the
error
sent me off to a message about using a strong password for SA.... i
assume
thats wrong


Thanks
Justin




Error msg details:
TITLE: Microsoft SQL Server Setup
------------------------------

These is not enough disk space on the destination disk for the
current SQL
Server data files. To proceed, free up disk space to make room for
data
files, or install the data files to a different drive.

For help, click:
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink?LinkI...&EvtType=28090

------------------------------
BUTTONS:

OK
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