SQL Server Always On Series - Always On Forced Failover

Опубликовано: 01 Октябрь 2024
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SQL Server Always On Series - Always On Forced Failover #jbswiki #alwayson

The lease worker of availability group 'JBAG' is now sleeping the excess lease time (164812 ms) supplied during online. This is an informational message only. No user action is required.
The state of the local availability replica in availability group 'JBAG' has changed from 'PRIMARY_PENDING' to 'PRIMARY_NORMAL'. The state changed because the local replica has completed processing Online command from Windows Server Failover Clustering (W
The availability group database "Account" is changing roles from "RESOLVING" to "PRIMARY" because the mirroring session or availability group failed over due to role synchronization. This is an informational message only. No user action is required.
The state of the local availability replica in availability group 'JBAG' has changed from 'SECONDARY_NORMAL' to 'RESOLVING_PENDING_FAILOVER'. The state changed because of a system initiated failover. For more information, see the SQL Server error log or
Always On: The local replica of availability group 'JBAG' is preparing to transition to the primary role. This is an informational message only. No user action is required.
The state of the local availability replica in availability group 'JBAG' has changed from 'RESOLVING_PENDING_FAILOVER' to 'RESOLVING_NORMAL'. The state changed because the availability group is coming online. For more information, see the SQL Server erro
Always On Availability Groups connection with primary database terminated for secondary database 'Account' on the availability replica 'JBSUB-PRIMARY' with Replica ID: {fb5c01e6-7d10-4844-bb75-ea18e062d840}. This is an informational message only. No user a
The state of the local availability replica in availability group 'JBAG' has changed from 'RESOLVING_NORMAL' to 'PRIMARY_PENDING'. The state changed because the availability group is coming online. For more information, see the SQL Server error log or cl

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