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Alex Anderson
 
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Default Migration from SQL2000 to Cluster SQL2005 ? - 03-29-2006 , 08:29 PM






Hello Everyone,

What is the best solution for my predictament? I'm moving from a single
non-cluster SQL2000 STD environment (Server A) to a clustered SQL 2005 STD
environment (Server B). Seamlessly as possible, how can I migrate the
databases from Server A to Server B? I would like to preserve my instance
name on Server A with the new cluster environment (Server B) if possible.

Thank you
Alex Anderson

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Michael Hotek
 
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Default Re: Migration from SQL2000 to Cluster SQL2005 ? - 04-02-2006 , 12:46 AM






You can't do this as an in place upgrade. You are going to have to build
the new cluster, install a SQL Server failover cluster instance, and then
move the databases. The most seamless way would be using a detach/attach or
a backup/restore. You'll have to make sure you take care of the master and
msdb databases as well.

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"Alex Anderson" <Alex Anderson (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

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Hello Everyone,

What is the best solution for my predictament? I'm moving from a single
non-cluster SQL2000 STD environment (Server A) to a clustered SQL 2005 STD
environment (Server B). Seamlessly as possible, how can I migrate the
databases from Server A to Server B? I would like to preserve my instance
name on Server A with the new cluster environment (Server B) if possible.

Thank you
Alex Anderson



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