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Can there be 2 Dynamics GP databses on the same SQL server? One for version 9.0 and one for 10.0?

Asked by Greglan in Microsoft Dynamics, Windows 2003 Server, SBS Small Business Server

Tags: Microsoft, Dynamics GP, 9.0 and 10.0

We are currently running Dynamics GP 9.0 and SQL 2005, all on our Small Business Server 2003. I want to install Dynamics GP 10.0 server on a separate PC ( Windows Server 2003 standerd), but keep the SQL 2005 DB on the SBS. Goal here is to keep GP 10.0 server seperate from the SBS, SQL 2005. We want to keep the 9.0 up and running untill we are satisfied that this migration is a success.
I would have to create a mirror of our current GP 9.0 database on the SQL 2005, and run the GB 10.0 utility to upgrade this newly mirrored GP 9.0 database to 10.0.

My question... is this possiple?
Our current 9.0 database name is.... NAME
The mirrored name will be... NAMEGP
Will the DYNAMICS database need to be mirrored with a new name as well?
If not, will the DYNAMICS database be effected during this NAMEGP database utility upgrade?Start Free Trial

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Can there be 2 Dynamics GP databses on the same SQL server? One for version 9.0 and one for 10.0?

Asked by Greglan in Microsoft Dynamics, Windows 2003 Server, SBS Small Business Server

Tags: Microsoft, Dynamics GP, 9.0 and 10.0

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