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Posted by Greg D. Moore \(Strider\) on 11/30/07 21:04
"Nit" <chat2martin@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> need the concpet of load balancing cluster ?
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> can any one help me out with any link....?
For SQL Server not relaly because that exact model doesn't exist. In MS SQL
Server, a cluster is a DR/failover mechanism. I.e. the DB is live on only
ONE node of the cluster at a time.
A common solution though is to use things like replication or even
log-shipping to create read-only copies of the DB and point some of your
load there.
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