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Starting a Service
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Starting a Service -
10-29-2008
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I have a requirement in a SQL2000 and a SQL 2005 cluster where I'd like to create a resource within the SQL resource group which would start a service as part of the failover of the SQL group. The service cannot be defined as auto start on operating system startup as the database needs to be on-line before the service can start so requires a dependency set to the sql server resource & which I know how to configure. The problem is how to define a resource that starts a service. Also, On failover, would there be a way to stop the service? Can someone point me in the right direction for research on how to set this up. thks tom frost |
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I have a requirement in a SQL2000 and a SQL 2005 cluster where I'd like to create a resource within the SQL resource group which would start a service as part of the failover of the SQL group. The service cannot be defined as auto start on operating system startup as the database needs to be on-line before the service can start so requires a dependency set to the sql server resource & which I know how to configure. The problem is how to define a resource that starts a service. Also, On failover, would there be a way to stop the service? Can someone point me in the right direction for research on how to set this up. thks tom frost |
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I have a requirement in a SQL2000 and a SQL 2005 cluster where I'd like to create a resource within the SQL resource group which would start a service as part of the failover of the SQL group. The service cannot be defined as auto start on operating system startup as the database needs to be on-line before the service can start so requires a dependency set to the sql server resource & which I know how to configure. The problem is how to define a resource that starts a service. Also, On failover, would there be a way to stop the service? Can someone point me in the right direction for research on how to set this up. thks tom frost |
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I have a requirement in a SQL2000 and a SQL 2005 cluster where I'd like to create a resource within the SQL resource group which would start a service as part of the failover of the SQL group. The service cannot be defined as auto start on operating system startup as the database needs to be on-line before the service can start so requires a dependency set to the sql server resource & which I know how to configure. The problem is how to define a resource that starts a service. Also, On failover, would there be a way to stop the service? Can someone point me in the right direction for research on how to set this up. thks tom frost |
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I have a requirement in a SQL2000 and a SQL 2005 cluster where I'd like to create a resource within the SQL resource group which would start a service as part of the failover of the SQL group. The service cannot be defined as auto start on operating system startup as the database needs to be on-line before the service can start so requires a dependency set to the sql server resource & which I know how to configure. The problem is how to define a resource that starts a service. Also, On failover, would there be a way to stop the service? Can someone point me in the right direction for research on how to set this up. thks tom frost |
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I have a requirement in a SQL2000 and a SQL 2005 cluster where I'd like to create a resource within the SQL resource group which would start a service as part of the failover of the SQL group. The service cannot be defined as auto start on operating system startup as the database needs to be on-line before the service can start so requires a dependency set to the sql server resource & which I know how to configure. The problem is how to define a resource that starts a service. Also, On failover, would there be a way to stop the service? Can someone point me in the right direction for research on how to set this up. thks tom frost |
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I have a requirement in a SQL2000 and a SQL 2005 cluster where I'd like to create a resource within the SQL resource group which would start a service as part of the failover of the SQL group. The service cannot be defined as auto start on operating system startup as the database needs to be on-line before the service can start so requires a dependency set to the sql server resource & which I know how to configure. The problem is how to define a resource that starts a service. Also, On failover, would there be a way to stop the service? Can someone point me in the right direction for research on how to set this up. thks tom frost |
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I have a requirement in a SQL2000 and a SQL 2005 cluster where I'd like to create a resource within the SQL resource group which would start a service as part of the failover of the SQL group. The service cannot be defined as auto start on operating system startup as the database needs to be on-line before the service can start so requires a dependency set to the sql server resource & which I know how to configure. The problem is how to define a resource that starts a service. Also, On failover, would there be a way to stop the service? Can someone point me in the right direction for research on how to set this up. thks tom frost |
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I have a requirement in a SQL2000 and a SQL 2005 cluster where I'd like to create a resource within the SQL resource group which would start a service as part of the failover of the SQL group. The service cannot be defined as auto start on operating system startup as the database needs to be on-line before the service can start so requires a dependency set to the sql server resource & which I know how to configure. The problem is how to define a resource that starts a service. Also, On failover, would there be a way to stop the service? Can someone point me in the right direction for research on how to set this up. thks tom frost |
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