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Hi, I work with SQL server at about 4 years, and last week I was confronted with a problem post by one of our software provider about a commercial application that we run in our office: - The application has been installed in an SQL instance, and now I need that to be moved to another instance in the same SQL server and they said that was impossible! I already moved several databases between SQL instances and I didn’t have any problem, but they told me that most of the times that process is impossible. Can anyone help me understand if this is true? Is it really complicated, sometimes, moving DB between SQL instances? Thanks, Rui Reis |
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The only way this is impossible is if they hard coded something to make it look for the default instance. The app should not care what the instance it is running on as long as the collations, versions etc are the same. -- Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP Solid Quality Mentors "Tecnica" <abola (AT) nospam (DOT) nospam> wrote in message news:4141A12F-3A7E-468C-8392-1B3C2557D1B7 (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... Hi, I work with SQL server at about 4 years, and last week I was confronted with a problem post by one of our software provider about a commercial application that we run in our office: - The application has been installed in an SQL instance, and now I need that to be moved to another instance in the same SQL server and they said that was impossible! I already moved several databases between SQL instances and I didn’t have any problem, but they told me that most of the times that process is impossible. Can anyone help me understand if this is true? Is it really complicated, sometimes, moving DB between SQL instances? Thanks, Rui Reis |
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