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Continue reading →: Quorum Drive in Failover Cluster(Windows Server 2008R2)?
Let me share one of the interesting conversations I had couple of days ago with one of my colleagues. This was regarding Quorum Drive in Failover Cluster(This was Windows Server 2008R2). Let me tell you the story in short. ” She had a Question regarding Quorum(Q Drive typically) disappearing from…
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Continue reading →: SQL 2012RC0 Database(s) Properties from 2008R2 SSMS
This is one interesting thing which I’ve Observed recently connecting to SQL Server 2012 via SSMS 2008R2. SSMS 2008R2 is not displaying Compatibility Levels of the 2012 databases! See below Screenshot for what I’m trying to explain. See below screenshot for the same database properties from SSMS 2012. As you…
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Continue reading →: CNOs/VCOs(Computer Objects) and few ways to protect them…!
If you already have experience working on Clustered Environments, you might already know about CNO(Cluster Name Object) and VCO(Virtual Computer Object). For Newbies, let me explain what CNO and VCO are in a line or two… CNO: This is the Core piece of your Windows Cluster and acts as an…
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Continue reading →: sp_configure and sys.Configurations
This would be a very small blogpost, Well, actually an informational Post, no Issues and no troubleshooting shown in this post! We all, being a DBA will be running “sp_configure” every now and then on our SQL Instances to see what are the configured settings on the Instances. okay, okay….If…
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Continue reading →: Windows Networking Tools for SQL DBA’s – PATHPING/TRACERT/PING
Hey Folks! Hope you all had fabulous holiday season 🙂 In this Post let’s see Three fabulous tools which Windows OS offers for testing your Network between your Servers. A typical example for DBA’s would be testing Network Latency between your Prod and DR Server while initial testing of your…
