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I am likely to go with the first option. I don't have SQL 2000, but I will look into buying it.<br />
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Thanks
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I am likely to go with the first option. I don't have SQL 2000, but I will look into buying it.

Thanks

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I did a database full backup of Db_1 on &quot;Server_1&quot; to file. I then attempted to do a database restore using this file to another database Db_1 on a remote server &quot;Server_2&quot;. <br />
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I got the follwoing error:<br />
&quot;The database you are attempting to restore was backed up under a differnet sort order ID (49) than the one currently running on this server(52), and at least one of them is &nbsp;a non-binary sort order. Backup or Restore operation treminating abnoramally&quot;<br />
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Is there a way to fix this sort order problem? <br />
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The database Db_1 in Server_2 is still under development, so I have the freedom of experimenting with it. On the other hand, &nbsp;Db_1 in Server_1 is online and I can not touch.<br />
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Thanks 
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I did a database full backup of Db_1 on "Server_1" to file. I then attempted to do a database restore using this file to another database Db_1 on a remote server "Server_2". 

I got the follwoing error:
"The database you are attempting to restore was backed up under a differnet sort order ID (49) than the one currently running on this server(52), and at least one of them is  a non-binary sort order. Backup or Restore operation treminating abnoramally"

Is there a way to fix this sort order problem? 

The database Db_1 in Server_2 is still under development, so I have the freedom of experimenting with it. On the other hand,  Db_1 in Server_1 is online and I can not touch.

Thanks 

SQL Sort Order ID error

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