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By default a failure will failover all resources in this service or application setting of the MSDTC resource. In most cases, you will not want to set If restart is unsuccessful action, to not fail over all resources in this service or application Or Affect the Group, depending on the version of your Windows Failover Cluster. The setting enables MSDTC to be restarted on the same node if it fails, but if it cannot be restarted, it will not cause a failover of the entire SQL Server resource group.
Be sure to consider this factor when testing application performance, and test with MSDTC on remote nodes. It is also used for non-cluster-aware applications on this node. You must be a registered user to add a comment. If you've already registered, sign in. Otherwise, register and sign in. Products 72 Special Topics 41 Video Hub Most Active Hubs Microsoft Teams. Windows takes that recommendation away. Now you can have multiple DTC instances per cluster.
While they have no formal recommendations at this time, they did acknowledge the need to come up with something AND they gave me some advice.
What exactly is a distributed transaction? This whole shebang is often referred to as a cross-database transaction. DTC is based on the principle of a two phase commit — for the whole thing to get done, all the little bits need to be committed everywhere before claiming complete success. Otherwise stuff needs to be rolled back so that things stay in sync and all is right in the world. Why is all of this important? It has nothing to do with when things are up and running and there are no issues.
DTC plays well with everything in those cases. What happens when data commits in A but not B and you have a failover of one of those and the commit did not happen everytwhere? You are out of sync.
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