Clustered SQL Servers is NOT the same thing as Always On availability - c06365528
Clustered SQL Servers is NOT the same thing as Always On availability. Always On is a specific deployment configuration that we do not state official support for (although PrinterOn expects it will work f)
- JDBC driver is being updated in version in 4.1.3
- The new JDBC driver from Microsoft claims to support Always On Availability
- Have confirmed that it will work by manually updating the JDBC driver in older versions as well
- PrinterOn supports Single SQL Server and Clustered SQL servers
- 'Clusters' DOES NOT EQUAL 'Always On' though
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There are three deployment
scenario's
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- SQL is on the same server as the PON software
- SQL is on a separate server
- SQL is on separate servers configured in a high availability mode
All 3 of these are tested as part of our standard development and test process, but this does not automatically mean that because we testing a clustered environment that Always On Availability is supported.
Always On Availability is a customer specific deployment of their SQL Server DB environment that is not officially documented as being supported by PrinterOn , but also does not appear to require any additional development to complete, only validation in the customer environment.