Worked for me. Thank you very much.

Thank you. I'll work through these in the next few days.

Paul

This topic may be closed. This issue fixed itself somehow. The next time I failed it over, everything worked like it should. A momentary glich of some...

Is there really no answer to this question, or is there another reason I'm not getting any replies to this?

Very nice. Nothing in my instructions about setting this up said anything about needing to enable Database Mail by checking that box. Thank you, Henrik!

Jeffrey,

The log files are stored on the 'E:SQLData' drive, which is a cluster resource. The full path to the directory is "E:\MSSQL\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\LOG".

I don't know about the 'mount points' question....

Jeffrey & Steve,

It's hard for me to say exactly how DMI was installed, because the vendor installed it using a sql script on 9/4/08. When I open SQL Server...

JHeffrey,

The only mention of the 'DMI' database in any log on that day is in the Windows Application Event log on FusuionDB1 - from when I failed it back over...

Markus & Jeffrey,

The data & log files for both databases are located in the ‘E:\MSSQL\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\’ directory.

Here is the windows system log from the time I 1st tried to fail it...

Mark,

Thanks for answering. In response to your question regarding error messages in the SQL or windows error logs, I can't find anything that would indicate why the DMI database...