It's a bug?

No matter what I try, after looking at various 'versions' supplied in MS
documentation, I am unable to get the RS utility to accept more than one
global variable. I have decided that it is a bug, guys. Just FYI
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Thanks,
CGWMy bad. It was a reseerved word problem. VERY sorry, guys.
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Thanks,
CGW
"CGW" wrote:
> No matter what I try, after looking at various 'versions' supplied in MS
> documentation, I am unable to get the RS utility to accept more than one
> global variable. I have decided that it is a bug, guys. Just FYI
> --
> Thanks,
> CGW

ItemFinder

Despite the documentation for the 2k5 Sample pack, there are not VB versions of the projects included for either of the FTS-related samples. Just a note saying to go to BetaPlace, of which I'm not a member. Does anyone know where these can be found, or has anybody ported the C# projects?

Thanks.Hi Daniel,

Unfortunately, not all of the samples have VB versions. A VB version of the ItemFinder sample is planned to be available in an update to the Samples scheduled for next April. I am unaware of any VB version that may or may not have existed on BetaPlace.

Thanks,
Renee

Issues with moving existing single production server setup to a New Cluster installation

According to the documentation the chosen Cluster name and IP address need
to be unused before installing the cluster. The IP address is not a problem,
but it will be a difficult task with the Cluster Name as the business
processes have many scripts, DTS packages, stored procedures and views that
have the production server name hard coded. There are many other servers
involved for updating and transferring data, so there was no way around it
and I would like to keep it that way if possible.
Therefore, my question is how can I reuse the production server name for the
cluster without jeopardising the Cluster installation ?
Hello,
You may need to rename the current production server name "ServerA" to
another name before installing virtual server. After that, you could reuse
the name "ServerA" as the virtual server name.
I hope the information is helpful.
Sophie Guo
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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|||You can't, however there are a lot of workarounds. If you are in an AD/DNS
envorinment, you can create an alias record that points the old name to the
new server. You can also set up a SQL alias on each client, but that is
generally harder.
Geoff N. Hiten
Microsoft SQL Server MVP
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> According to the documentation the chosen Cluster name and IP address need
> to be unused before installing the cluster. The IP address is not a
> problem,
> but it will be a difficult task with the Cluster Name as the business
> processes have many scripts, DTS packages, stored procedures and views
> that
> have the production server name hard coded. There are many other servers
> involved for updating and transferring data, so there was no way around it
> and I would like to keep it that way if possible.
> Therefore, my question is how can I reuse the production server name for
> the
> cluster without jeopardising the Cluster installation ?
>