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SQL on Hyper-V Replica. Do I need to reseed my VMs if I enable “EnableWriteOrderPreservationAcrossDisks” after the replication has occurs?

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Hi,

I need some guidance here.

I found these:

  • SQL Server on Hyper-V Replica is supported provided the EnableWriteOrderPreservationAcrossDisks flag is set.
  • Microsoft SQL Server can be supported on a Hyper-V replica so long as high availability of SQL Server is neither enabled nor used, and if SQL Server database and log files are hosted on one VHD file.
  • To maintain the SQL Server database integrity, you need to have at least one good copy of “Application-Consistent” snapshot which can be used at Replica Virtual Machine to bring databases online in case of any disaster at primary site. So it is recommended to perform a scheduled backup of SQL Primary Virtual Machine using the backup software of your own and do not just depend on the Hyper-V replication.

I have these questions:                           

  • Do I need to enable “EnableWriteOrderPreservationAcrossDisks” if my database and log files are store in one VHD?
  • Do I need to reseed my VMs if I enable “EnableWriteOrderPreservationAcrossDisks” after the replication has occurs?
  • How can I check if “EnableWriteOrderPreservationAcrossDisks” is enable?
  • If I enable “EnableWriteOrderPreservationAcrossDisks”, can I store my database and log files in different VHDs?
  • How can I minimize data loss in my SQL Replica VM?

Thanks in advanced.


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