The MSDTC service is not clustered. Beginning with Windows Server 2008, SQL Server Setup does not require MSDTC to be clustered. For more information about the benefits of clustering MSDTC, see http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc730992(WS.10).aspx. On earlier operating systems, the MSDTC service must be clustered for SQL Server Setup and other SQL Server features to work correctly. You can cluster the MSDTC service using the Windows Cluster Administrator MMC snap-in.
The mount point disk volume '{0}' mounted at '{1}' is not a clustered resource.To continue, add the resource to the cluster, ...
The MoveToRoot property cannot be set to True for this dimension writeback operation, because only parent attributes can ...
The MSCS cluster has been validated but there are warnings in the MSCS cluster validation report, or some tests were skipped ...
The MSDTC is not installed. Some features of SQL Server will fail when clustered if the MSDTC service is not installed. MSDTC ...
The MSDTC service is not clustered. Beginning with Windows Server 2008, SQL Server Setup does not require MSDTC to be clustered. ...
The MSDTC service is not running on computer {0}. Some SQL Server features require the MSDTC service. If MSDTC is clustered, ...
The MSSQLServer service terminated unexpectedly. Check the SQL Server error log and Windows System and Application event ...
The MultiLineString input is not valid because the LineString number {0} does not have enough points. Each LineString in ...
The name "%1!s!" given for property "%2!s!" is not a valid SQL identifier name. This error occurs if the name for the property ...