Easy to follow. No jargon. Pictures helped. Didn't match my screen. Incorrect instructions. Too technical. Not enough information. Not enough pictures. Any additional feedback? Updating the passive nodes will not require a SQL outage 1. Determine the paths to the system databases. On the active node, take the SQL Server resources offline, leaving the MountV resources and their dependencies online.
On the active node, make copies of the SQL system databases specified in "Strategy 1 - Details" section below. On the active node, freeze the SQL service group. On the active node, run the SQL Server Service Pack 4 upgrade according to the normal instructions that are provided by Microsoft. Note: If you are not planning to upgrade all of the instances, uncheck the instances that are not going to be upgraded during the Service Pack 4 SP4 installation. Manually stopping the instances will not necessarily prevent them from being upgraded.
On the active node, unfreeze the SQL service group. On the passive nodes, create and mount a spare volume to the same drive letter or mount path that is used by the SQL databases on the active node. Note: If this is a global cluster, the nodes at the secondary site can be treated in the same manner as passive nodes.
On the passive nodes, copy the "PreSP4" copies of the folders onto the spare volume. On the passive nodes, rename the "PreSP4" copies of the folders to their original names. Ensure that the paths are identical to the paths that are used by the active node, including the drive letter.
This is to prevent the upgrade activity on the passive nodes from interfering with the active node. On the passive nodes, run the SQL Server Service Pack 4 upgrade according to the normal instructions that are provided by Microsoft.
The upgrade must be performed for each SQL instance. The "PreSP4" copies of the folders used to upgrade the passive nodes can be deleted after all of the servers have been upgraded. Strategy 1 - Details 1.
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Support Knowledge base Article: Last Published: Ratings: 0 0. The instructions should be adjusted according to the actual paths in the environment that is being upgraded. On the first node to be updated, ensure that only the MountV resource s within the SQL service group are online.
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