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sharpshooter
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Posted on 09-17-07 5:28
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HI guys Let's start you experience in SQL server DBA/ DEveloper. How many of you guys have experience in: Replication,log shipping, database design,stored procedure, triggers and T- SQL Let's feel the experience you have.
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micky_mouse
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Posted on 09-18-07 8:49
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I have been doing this all the time. I am not DBA as such but do lot of database work including design, development,migration, maintenance plan, dts, scheduling, sp, striggers, functions, T-SQL etc.
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NepTalk
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Posted on 09-18-07 10:57
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Hey Micky Mouse, Do you have any idea how to migrate sql server 2000 or sql server 7 to SQL server 2005? Suggestion will be great help. Thank you
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micky_mouse
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Posted on 09-18-07 2:05
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-Sql Server 2005 can convert database of 2000 and 7. You can do two ways. Method 1. 1. No need to detach the database. Just backup in sql 2000/7 and then restore in sql 2005. Method 2. 1. Detach the database. Move the mdf, ndf, log file to your desired location where sql server 2005 engine is running. 2. Open the sql server 2005 and attach the database. It will be ok. You can not use this mdf file to attach back again in sql 2000.
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