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Rachan Terrell
 
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Default Are there any TSQL command or function that we could use to determine High Availability (HA) setup - 09-17-2009 , 12:14 PM






To determine regarding to FIPS setup we executed this command:

SELECT property ( 'IsFipsAvailable' ) FipsAva, property ( 'FipsMode' )
FipsMode

Are there any TSQL command or function that we could use to determine High
Availability (HA) setup?

Thanks in advance for all your help.

Best regards,
Rachan Terrell

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Bruce Hay
 
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Default Re: Are there any TSQL command or function that we could use to determineHigh Availability (HA) setup - 09-17-2009 , 12:33 PM






There is no property function to query whether High Availability has been
licensed, but attempting to use the -xp command line option with a server that
is not licensed for High Availability will result in an error during startup.

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Rachan Terrell wrote:
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To determine regarding to FIPS setup we executed this command:

SELECT property ( 'IsFipsAvailable' ) FipsAva, property ( 'FipsMode' )
FipsMode

Are there any TSQL command or function that we could use to determine High
Availability (HA) setup?

Thanks in advance for all your help.

Best regards,
Rachan Terrell


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