Your comment about AWE not being pageable seems to be accurate. 

Just one more thing... I noticed the same thing on my SQL Servers until we turned AWE on.  This...

Ahh yes.  I've just been through all of this with Microsoft themselves...  The word we got back from them was that the pagefile has less and less of an impact...

By the way, we're having this issue as well.  It appears it got to the Microsoft forums as well and no action has been taken as of yet.

It seems if...

Well, let me put it this way.  Server and query performance was extremely slow before I came here.  When I read that article I posted, I enabled AWE on this...

I wonder if a combination of both AWE and the /PAE switch is whats needed.

Its hard to determine, the documentation around this issue seems to be highly conflicting.  The SQL...

Actually, thats not exactly true...  I used to think so myself, until...

Yes, I have enabled the local policy for "lock pages in memory" for the SQL service account and have selected AWE enabled for the instance.  I have minimum server memory...

Ha!  Very nice.  I'm facing a similar situation here.  This article demonstrates a nice way of dealing with this situation.  Not to mention the issue of blocking / locking on...

Interesting question.  I'm dealing with the same issue here, but not with a cluster.

I did find this interesting writeup on how CLR application authors are dealing with the issue...

http://blogs.msdn.com/bclteam/archive/2006/10/17/clr-behavior-on-outofmemoryexceptions-brian-grunkemeyer.aspx

Other...

Well, I've partially solved this by simply writing an OS script that calls the reporting services web service on the restart of the box.  However there has to be some...

Thank you for addressing this issue Michael.

Fundamentally, NULL values indicate a fundamental flaw in tuple (noun) definition.  SQL Server's treatment of NULL equality can be unexpected for those who work...

Steve, thank you.  You can't believe how many times I've tried to find a complete list...