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I have a 2008 sql database on server 2003, I want to migrate it to SQL 2012 on server 2014, how straight forward/complex is this process, would a back up from original and restore to new instance work? Not to familiar with sql setups
Thanks in advance
I have a 2008 sql database on server 2003, I want to migrate it to SQL 2012 on server 2014, how straight forward/complex is this process, would a back up from original and restore to new instance work? Not to familiar with sql setups
Thanks in advance
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This way when you restore the DB, all permissions/logins will be as they should provided the sql check suggested by Phillip does not raise issue I.e. Functions/SPs that use unsupported ...........in sql 2012 while we're fine insql2008.
The applications that rely if they support sql 20012, you should not have issues with the transition.
This way when you restore the DB, all permissions/logins will be as they should provided the sql check suggested by Phillip does not raise issue I.e. Functions/SPs that use unsupported ...........in sql 2012 while we're fine insql2008.
The applications that rely if they support sql 20012, you should not have issues with the transition.
as per above post you need to check (Upgrade Advisor) what can be issues for this move
and your abilities (time & $$) for these changes
for example : there is no DB compatibility level 80 (sql 2000) in sql 2012+
check your DB compatibility level
-----
use yourDBname
SELECT compatibility_level
FROM sys.databases WHERE name = 'yourDBname';
GO
----
and your abilities (time & $$) for these changes
for example : there is no DB compatibility level 80 (sql 2000) in sql 2012+
check your DB compatibility level
-----
use yourDBname
SELECT compatibility_level
FROM sys.databases WHERE name = 'yourDBname';
GO
----
The login transfer info can be found at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/918992
Did not notice that I pasted the wrong url in a prior post.
Did not notice that I pasted the wrong url in a prior post.
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Thanks Guys
Upgrade advisor and back up and restore worked for me
Upgrade advisor and back up and restore worked for me
1. Steps
Set up Sql server 2012 on new server2. Steps
Copy the .mdf/.ldf files from old server into new server3. Steps
Create the same user/schema, to refer to these .mdf/.ldf schema files, on Sql server 2012