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SQL 2000 to SQL 2005 migration

Asked by PresageSolutions in SQL Server 2005, MS SQL Server, MS SQL DTS

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Dear All,

I have a MS SQL 2000 Database server with 3 databases on it, lots of stored procedures, jobs and DTS packages.

Now -- i want to move all this to MS SQL 2005.

1. Can anyone tell me the quickest and most reliable way to do this ?
2. I have a VB 6.0 application which works with the current MS SQL 2000 database. I know to know Whether an application made in VB 6.0 work with the new sql 20005 database without any problems ? Are there any compability issues between the VB 6.0 apps and MS SQL 2005?
3. Any insights and pitfalls that i should take care while doing the transfer of the databases.

Thanks!
Nitin Khachar
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