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How to migrate from sql server 2000 to sql server 2008?


Asked by Emani Wu on Dec 12, 2021 SQL



You need to be SQL 2000 SP4, then follow this step : Migration SQL Server 2000 to SQL Server 2008 Step 2: Make a second migration from SQL Server 2008 to 2012. You say you "have come across three old databases sitting on SQL Server 2000" which leads me to believe you only need the data.
Keeping this in consideration,
Basically, what you need to do is: 1 backup your database in SQL Server 2000 to a .bak file 2 move that *.bak file to your new server 3 restore that database onto your new server
Next, 1 Backup the SQL Sever 2000 database 2 Restore the database onto an instance of SQL Sever 2005, 2008 or 2008R2 3 “Upgrade” database by setting Compatibility Level to new Server version 4 Backup new database 5 Restore database onto SQL Server 2012 instance 6 “Upgrade” database by setting Compatibility Level to new Server version
Besides,
The good news is that the SQL Server 2005 login migration knowledge base article applies to SQL Server 2008 as well. Below I’ve included a compilation of all of the migration procedures between various versions of SQL Server. Migration is very easy — basically, a stored procedure named sp_help_revlogin is created and executed on the source server.
Indeed,
One of the solutions is to: 1 Restore the SQL Server 2000 backup on SQL Server 2008 2 Set the compatibility level to 100 3 Create a database backup on SQL Server 2008 4 Restore the SQL Server 2008 backup on SQL Server 2012 5 Set compatibility level to 110