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SQL cluster group error
On a SQL 2005 cluster, drive D was deleted then restored on Node A but not on Node B--aka, the server cannot see drive D on Node B. Node A works great and SQL is running, but Node B is still looking for drive D in the cluster group and shows a fat read X for the group. There are no binaries or SQL files on drive D.
Will deleting the SQL group with drive D on Node 2 cause a problem for the Node 1 and for the SQL cluster in general?
Thanks
Will deleting the SQL group with drive D on Node 2 cause a problem for the Node 1 and for the SQL cluster in general?
Thanks
Microsoft SQL ServerMicrosoft SQL Server 2008Microsoft SQL Server 2005
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barnesco
can you move the cluster group to node B?
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I can, but it doesn't automatically failover. I have start SQL server manually.
so SQL does not depend on drive D?
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X-men, SQL does not depend on drive D.
Dbaduck, that makes sense and thanks for clarifying.
Dbaduck, that makes sense and thanks for clarifying.