IS there any way you can put the other applications under VCS control?
If so, it could be fixed with the help of Service Group dependencies.
Otherwise it could, maybe, be fixed with triggers and custom scripts. Is
there any reason not to have the other applications under VCS control?

/Peter

Muthu Kumar wrote:
> System: A
> System: B
> Service Group: ProdDB
> ProdDB is running on system A. Three applications are running on system
> B. But these applications are not in the cluster.
>
> I want to Failover ProdDB from System A to system B. But First I need to
> shutdown the three applications on system B then ProdDB failover to B. Again
> these applications are not in the cluster configuration. How can do this.
>
> When ProdDB FailOver from system A to system B. The applications have go
> down first then ProdDB failover to B.
> When ProdDB is running on B we don't want to run 3 application that server.
>
>
>
>
> Can anyone help me?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Regards,
>
> Muthu Kumar
> Email: muthu.kanapathipillai@hp.com
>
>
>

We don't want to add these applications in the Cluser control.
We want to use trigger script.

Thanks!
Muthu

Peter Sevborn wrote:
>IS there any way you can put the other applications under VCS control?
>If so, it could be fixed with the help of Service Group dependencies.
>Otherwise it could, maybe, be fixed with triggers and custom scripts. Is

>there any reason not to have the other applications under VCS control?
>
>/Peter
>
>Muthu Kumar wrote:
>> System: A
>> System: B
>> Service Group: ProdDB
>> ProdDB is running on system A. Three applications are running on system
>> B. But these applications are not in the cluster.
>>
>> I want to Failover ProdDB from System A to system B. But First I need
to
>> shutdown the three applications on system B then ProdDB failover to B.
Again
>> these applications are not in the cluster configuration. How can do
this.
>>
>> When ProdDB FailOver from system A to system B. The applications have
go
>> down first then ProdDB failover to B.
>> When ProdDB is running on B we don't want to run 3 application that server.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Can anyone help me?
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Muthu Kumar
>> Email: muthu.kanapathipillai@hp.com
>>
>>
>>
>

there is a preonline trigger script you can use, simply copy it from
sample_trigger to the trigger directory...modify the script to shutdown the
applications

if i am not wrong, you will also need to enable preonline for the service
group which is disabled by default, click on the servic group show all
attributes to change the setting???
"Muthu Kumar" wrote in message
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>
> We don't want to add these applications in the Cluser control.
> We want to use trigger script.
>
> Thanks!
> Muthu
>
> Peter Sevborn wrote:
> >IS there any way you can put the other applications under VCS control?
> >If so, it could be fixed with the help of Service Group dependencies.
> >Otherwise it could, maybe, be fixed with triggers and custom scripts. Is
>
> >there any reason not to have the other applications under VCS control?
> >
> >/Peter
> >
> >Muthu Kumar wrote:
> >> System: A
> >> System: B
> >> Service Group: ProdDB
> >> ProdDB is running on system A. Three applications are running on
system
> >> B. But these applications are not in the cluster.
> >>
> >> I want to Failover ProdDB from System A to system B. But First I need
> to
> >> shutdown the three applications on system B then ProdDB failover to B.
> Again
> >> these applications are not in the cluster configuration. How can do
> this.
> >>
> >> When ProdDB FailOver from system A to system B. The applications have
> go
> >> down first then ProdDB failover to B.
> >> When ProdDB is running on B we don't want to run 3 application that
server.
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> Can anyone help me?
> >>
> >> Thanks!
> >>
> >> Regards,
> >>
> >> Muthu Kumar
> >> Email: muthu.kanapathipillai@hp.com
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
>