If you use high availability, migrate from an Adaptive Server configured with
Sybase active-active or active-passive high availability,
before upgrading to the Cluster Edition:
See Using Sybase Failover in a High Availability
System for more information about Adaptive Server for
high availability.
- Use the appropriate
cluster subsystem command to stop monitoring resources associated
with Adaptive Server on each node.
- If Adaptive Server is configured for active-active
high availability, drop the high-availability companionship:
- For an asymmetric configuration,
issue this command on the secondary companion:
sp_companion primary_companion_name, "drop"
- For a symmetric configuration, issue this command
on the primary and the secondary companion:
sp_companion companion_name, "drop"
- (If you are running an active-active configuration)
Issue this command on both companions to verify that both are in
single-server mode:
sp_companion
Each companion issues this message if it is in single-server
mode:
Server 'server_name' is currently in 'Symmetric normal' mode.
- Remove the resources in the cluster subsystem created
for high availability such as resource groups. These are not necessary
in the Cluster Edition.
- Disable the configuration option enable
HA on the companion server. Log in to the companion and
issue:
sp_configure "enable HA", 0
In an active-active configuration, you must do this
on both companions.
- Follow the steps described in the following sections
to upgrade Adaptive Server to the Cluster Edition.