You can either archive/restore (more supported) or simply copy the data
folder (more things to tune afterwards, such as moving the repository
also).. Like the SQL Server RDBMS, the AS file storage structures are
EXACTLY the same on 64-bit as it is on 32-bit.
WRT: the repository, for production use, even on 32-bit, you should be
looking at migrating it to SQL Server. If you've done that, then all you
need to do is detach, copy the mdf, and then edit the connect string to the
repository (run AM, then right-click on the server name and select Edit
Repository Connection String menu item.
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"Steve" <stephen_kirk_2001 (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote
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Can we build/process a cube on a 32-bit MSOLAP and deploy it on 64-bit
? Can the repository be migrated also ? |