Heh. I understood perfectly what Indy said. Of course, I have a SQL Server cluster IN MY HOUSE. Or rather, I did but now I'm experimenting with something else.
The only thing the rest of you mere mortals need concern yourselves with is the "pretty penny" part. Even using SQL Server, a clustered environment will cost you enough to make the lease on your building, the mortgage on your home, and the payments on all your vehicles (including spouse's) seem like that jingling sound you here when shaking your four year old's piggy bank.
JamesNT
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