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Is there such thing as an Availability Group failover trigger?
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Automatic Failover in Availability GroupAlwaysOn Availability Group Forced FailoverAlwaysOn Availability Group Automatic Failover does not workManual Failover with AlwaysOn availability groupAvailability Group failover stuck in Resolving StateQuestion Regarding Proper Failover to Asynch Server in Availability GroupPausing AlwaysOn Availability Group replication for failoverDistributed Availability Group Failover IssueConfiguring Availability group between Two SQL Server Failover Cluster InstancesSQL Server 2017 with 500 databases - Frequent AG disconnects since CU9
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Is there such thing as a trigger for Availability Group failovers?
I want a certain action to happen when an AG fails over. Specifically, I want to turn on a database setting (turning on RCSI). I want to do this on a failover in order to minimize disruption to 24/7 workloads and scheduled maintenance windows are hard to come by.
I know that sp_procoption can be used to mark procedures as startup procedures.
This seems like it could work for failover clusters, but not for Availability Groups.
I did consider adding an alert (sp_add_alert) on message_id=26069 in order to respond to failover actions with a sql agent job. But this seems less direct and in practice it seems slow
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Is there such thing as a trigger for Availability Group failovers?
I want a certain action to happen when an AG fails over. Specifically, I want to turn on a database setting (turning on RCSI). I want to do this on a failover in order to minimize disruption to 24/7 workloads and scheduled maintenance windows are hard to come by.
I know that sp_procoption can be used to mark procedures as startup procedures.
This seems like it could work for failover clusters, but not for Availability Groups.
I did consider adding an alert (sp_add_alert) on message_id=26069 in order to respond to failover actions with a sql agent job. But this seems less direct and in practice it seems slow
sql-server
asked 1 hour ago
Michael J SwartMichael J Swart
1,06051229
Is this a common thing others would want? Or is it just me?
– Michael J Swart
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Is there such thing as a trigger for Availability Group failovers?
I want a certain action to happen when an AG fails over. Specifically, I want to turn on a database setting (turning on RCSI). I want to do this on a failover in order to minimize disruption to 24/7 workloads and scheduled maintenance windows are hard to come by.
I know that sp_procoption can be used to mark procedures as startup procedures.
This seems like it could work for failover clusters, but not for Availability Groups.
I did consider adding an alert (sp_add_alert) on message_id=26069 in order to respond to failover actions with a sql agent job. But this seems less direct and in practice it seems slow
sql-server
asked 1 hour ago
Michael J SwartMichael J Swart
1,06051229
Is there such thing as a trigger for Availability Group failovers?
I want a certain action to happen when an AG fails over. Specifically, I want to turn on a database setting (turning on RCSI). I want to do this on a failover in order to minimize disruption to 24/7 workloads and scheduled maintenance windows are hard to come by.
I know that sp_procoption can be used to mark procedures as startup procedures.
This seems like it could work for failover clusters, but not for Availability Groups.
I did consider adding an alert (sp_add_alert) on message_id=26069 in order to respond to failover actions with a sql agent job. But this seems less direct and in practice it seems slow
sql-server
sql-server
asked 1 hour ago
Michael J SwartMichael J Swart
1,06051229
asked 1 hour ago
Michael J SwartMichael J Swart
1,06051229
asked 1 hour ago
Michael J SwartMichael J Swart
1,06051229
asked 1 hour ago
Michael J SwartMichael J Swart
1,06051229
asked 1 hour ago
Michael J SwartMichael J Swart
1,06051229
1,06051229
Is this a common thing others would want? Or is it just me?
– Michael J Swart
1 hour ago
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Is this a common thing others would want? Or is it just me?
– Michael J Swart
1 hour ago
Is this a common thing others would want? Or is it just me?
– Michael J Swart
1 hour ago
Is this a common thing others would want? Or is it just me?
– Michael J Swart
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No. Triggers are not at an instance or AG level. You'd need to base something on the failover event or better yet, as part of a SQL Server Agent job, just check to see if that replica is the primary and then do (or not do) something.
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I've done things like this before, but all I found available was the alerts. There's actually 2 different alerts, one that fires for each database in the AG, and another that fires when the entire AG fails over. So you have some flexibility.
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No. Triggers are not at an instance or AG level. You'd need to base something on the failover event or better yet, as part of a SQL Server Agent job, just check to see if that replica is the primary and then do (or not do) something.
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No. Triggers are not at an instance or AG level. You'd need to base something on the failover event or better yet, as part of a SQL Server Agent job, just check to see if that replica is the primary and then do (or not do) something.
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No. Triggers are not at an instance or AG level. You'd need to base something on the failover event or better yet, as part of a SQL Server Agent job, just check to see if that replica is the primary and then do (or not do) something.
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No. Triggers are not at an instance or AG level. You'd need to base something on the failover event or better yet, as part of a SQL Server Agent job, just check to see if that replica is the primary and then do (or not do) something.
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I've done things like this before, but all I found available was the alerts. There's actually 2 different alerts, one that fires for each database in the AG, and another that fires when the entire AG fails over. So you have some flexibility.
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I've done things like this before, but all I found available was the alerts. There's actually 2 different alerts, one that fires for each database in the AG, and another that fires when the entire AG fails over. So you have some flexibility.
answered 1 hour ago
Bob PusateriBob Pusateri
46926
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I've done things like this before, but all I found available was the alerts. There's actually 2 different alerts, one that fires for each database in the AG, and another that fires when the entire AG fails over. So you have some flexibility.
answered 1 hour ago
Bob PusateriBob Pusateri
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I've done things like this before, but all I found available was the alerts. There's actually 2 different alerts, one that fires for each database in the AG, and another that fires when the entire AG fails over. So you have some flexibility.
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