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Hi PraveenKumar-9275,
Please refer to the steps to upgrade the instances which might help:
- Backup all databases, including system databases, and those participating in the availability group.
- Upgrade dc2-db2 (secondary of AG2) and restart the server.
- Upgrade dc1-db2 (secondary of AG1) and restart the server.
- Fail AG2 over from dc2-db1 to dc2-db2.
- Upgrade dc2-db1and restart the server.
- Fail AG1 over from dc1-db1 to dc1-db2.
- Upgrade dc1-db1 and restart the server.
- (optional) Fail back to the original primary replicas.
Fail AG2 over from dc2-db2 back to dc2-db1.
Fail AG1 over from dc1-db2 back to dc1-db1.
Before proceeding to the next step, confirm that your synchronous-commit replicas are synchronized within the availability group, and that your global primary is synchronized with the forwarder in the distributed AG. Please refer to Rolling Upgrade Basics for Always On AGs and Rolling upgrade of a distributed Availability Group for more details.
Best Regards,
Amelia
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