That's a good question. There in only one server component, and that is the extended stored procedure, which is a dll and an entry in the master database. Log Rescue, when run from the client workstation, will automatically install and configure this. Now what I don't know is what happens when the server fails over. I think in that case, the configuration would fail over, but I can't see the .dll file getting copied automatically. I think that if this happens, you can manually uninstall and reinstall the extended stored procedure from the Tools menu of Log Rescue. I'd imagine that would straighten it out again.
ppang
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Absolutely yes! I'd just given it a quick run on my SQL 2000 cluster server from my local workstation. If it gives you any trouble please let me know!
How can I install Log Rescue on sql 2k cluster?
That's a good question. There in only one server component, and that is the extended stored procedure, which is a dll and an entry in the master database. Log Rescue, when run from the client workstation, will automatically install and configure this. Now what I don't know is what happens when the server fails over. I think in that case, the configuration would fail over, but I can't see the .dll file getting copied automatically. I think that if this happens, you can manually uninstall and reinstall the extended stored procedure from the Tools menu of Log Rescue. I'd imagine that would straighten it out again.