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Contextual tabs are defined in the Ribbon.ContextualTabs section as child elements of TabGroup. You can have more than one TabGroup; each has more than one tab. As in the case of Paint, contextual tabs are displayed only when needed, usually when a specific object is selected. You ll see how to activate contextual tab from code in the next chapter, meanwhile you can use the RibbonExplorer to preview contextual tabs. Figure 11-15 shows the Paint Print Preview. When the user chooses the Print Preview, the Home and View tabs disappear and the Print Preview tab replaces them. The Print Preview tab is a modal tab. It has an application mode number associated with it. When the user selects Print Preview, the Paint code sets a different application mode that is only associated with the Print Preview Tab. Because Home and View have not been associated with the same application mode as Print Preview, they disappear.

Download and extract a service pack Deploy a service pack with Group Policy based software distribution

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Failover clustering allows high-availability support for a SQL Server 2005 instance. The basic idea behind failover clustering is that by configuring more than one computer to host a single instance of SQL Server 2005, the database will continue to be available if one of the computers fails. Failover clusters consist of one or more servers with two or more shared disks. In the case of SQL Server 2005, the shared disks host the database data. Each server in a cluster is called a node; the combination of nodes and shared disks is termed a resource group; and the resource group, its network name, and its IP address are referred to as a virtual server. To a client on the network, a SQL Server 2005 virtual server appears to be a single computer. If one node in the cluster fails, the application automatically fails over to another node in the cluster. From the perspective of the client on the network, nothing has changed and the database is still available to respond to queries. You can have up to 25 virtual servers in a cluster, as each virtual server requires its own resource group, consuming a drive letter. Each virtual server is limited to a single instance of SQL Server. You use SQL Server Setup to create and configure virtual servers on failover clusters. You also use SQL Server Setup to add and remove nodes without affecting the other cluster nodes. When one of the nodes in the cluster fails, you can rejoin it to the cluster by running SQL Server Setup.

When a service pack is released, Microsoft makes it available for installation and download from the Microsoft Web site. A service pack can be installed directly from a Microsoft server, in which case the client launches the service pack setup from the Microsoft site, and a small setup utility is downloaded to the client. That setup utility reconnects to the Microsoft server and controls the download and installation of the entire service pack. Service packs are generally sizeable, so performing this task machine-by-machine is not an efficient deployment strategy in all but the smallest environments. Service packs can also be obtained on CD from Microsoft and through many Microsoft resources, such as TechNet and MSDN. Service pack CDs often include extras, such as updated administrative tools, new policy templates, and other value-added software. In an enterprise environment, it is therefore recommended to obtain the service pack media. When you do not have access to a CD containing the service pack, and you want to deploy the service pack to more than one system, you can download the entire service pack as a single file, again from the Microsoft Web site. The service pack executable, if launched (by double-clicking, for example), triggers the installation of the service pack. This single-file version of the executable can also be extracted into the full folder and file structure of the service pack, just as it would be on the service pack CD, but without the value adds.

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To extract a service pack, launch the executable from a command prompt with the -x switch. For example, to extract Windows Server 2003 SP1 for 32-bit platforms, type WindowsServer2003-KB889101-SP1-x86-ENU.exe -x. You will then be prompted for a folder to which the service pack is extracted. After the process is complete, you will see the full service pack folder structure contained in the target folder. You can then launch installation of the service pack, just as from the CD, by double-clicking I386\Update\Update.exe.

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