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    Sybase Error – Cannot force failover when current server is marked as preferred

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    In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the Sybase Error Cannot force failover when current server is marked as preferred and the reason for receiving this error

    Sybase SQL Error Message

    Cannot force failover when current server is marked as preferred

    Reason for this Error

    An attempt was made to execute ALTER DATABASE SET PARTNER FAILOVER but the current server is marked as preferred. Attempting to force a failover in this situation is not allowed.

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