As a Good practice you should drop the Full Text Catalog while dettaching the database from sql server 2000 instance while upgrading or migrating to the sql server 2005 and recreate it in sql server 2005 instance. In a nutshell, the idea is backup from sql 2000 or files should restored back to sql 2000 and Full text catalog should be deleted before attaching it to sql 2005
Step 3: Create the Raw Package The next step is to create the ETL package that will move data from the source system (i.e., the SUBTrxn database) into the Raw tables, as Figure 3 shows. Disabling tasks within the Control Flow tab is useful for troubleshooting because it allows you to continue testing other parts of the package when one or more tasks have outstanding issues or incomplete logic
As a sanity check, I also found the following in SQL Server 2008 books online: You can choose to run an instance of Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services in the security context of many different accounts. I also encountered an issue when trying to manually process the TfsWarehouse database, but I'm getting ahead of myself, so I'll cover more about that in a moment
I am pretty sure it has nothing to do with licensing rules, but more to do with the fact that the backup files made in server 2012 have been changed (probably at least three times) since the last update to 2005 has been released. This is a frequent case since Program Platnika is a software for calculating liabilities to government and entity changing tax office (that helds databases) happens
With automatic failover, you can still perform a manual failover, but if failure conditions are detected, then a failover to the mirror partner will happen without administrative intervention. The mirror server requires roughly the same amount of space for the database as the principal server, and in the event of a failover the mirror server becomes the production machine
Is there any way to create such script without that prompt message? Or use another SQL script to insert the records as a bulk copy or something? Thank you Farhad LikeLike Reply Damon B. When connecting to SQL Server 2005, this failu re may be caused by the fact that under the default settings SQL Server does not allow remote connections.
I also want to mention if you are allowed to install tools on the box you can download SQLPermissions its a free tool provided by Idera to generate a script to move security objects during a migration. I know, you might already be wondering how do I get the passwords moved over for SQL authenticated logins? Microsoft has a KB article (918922) that walks you through this process
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Most of the work for me was dealing with the user permissions, and making sure that the users were in sync with the database login, and that we didn't have a database schema generated by the backup tied to that user that would cause problems if we tried to recreate that database user. We had a script that would dynamically write a script to do the following: drop login, drop db user, drop schema, recreate login, recreate user, grant user permissions
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As a best practice, use the Upgrade Advisor tool on your SQL Server 2000 legacy database and import a trace file to the Upgrade Advisor tool for analysis. You said that the only thing I need to do is to enable those options in database properties? I've read somewhere, that it isn't enough and I should also rebuild indexes or something
Verify that the database migration has been successful by opening the WSUS administrative console (click Start, click Administrative Tools, and then click Microsoft Windows Server Update Services 3.0). This is actually expected behavior because the Windows Internal Database is an application version of SQL Server 2005 which is a special, limited version of SQL Server 2005 Express Edition that does not support remote access
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Note: I have used Redgate's schema and data compare and they are the best tools for such type of task and hence if you are using 3rd party tools, then my recommendation would be Redgate
In the last post we covered the configuration of the SQL instance on the Premium second server, which leaves us with the final steps of physically migrating the database to this server. To be on the safe side, I recommend stopping the Companyweb site on the source server at this point to prevent any modifications to the site content that will be lost
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And suggest you do anyway (but dont have to - it works fine as a 2005 database in 2008 server) 8) Update Statistics - use that maintenance plan, recompile stored procedures. Any ideas? D Answer: What is it that you would like to do?? Normally you can just restore or import a database of an older SQL version and the newer SQL version will automatically use a different compatibility mode (2005 is 90)
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