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How to upgrade sql 2000 to sql 2005?


Asked by Sky Hansen on Dec 12, 2021 SQL



Copy the .MDF and .LDF files from the old SQL 2000 Server to the New SQL 2005 Server. Create a New SQL 2005 Database. Select “Options” tab. This will have the mdf and ldf locations that were in the backup file. Change these to legitimate directories on your new Server. What performs the Upgrade?
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On the SQL 2000 Server Take a Full Backup of the Database Databases->[Database]->All Tasks->Backup Database..., selecting 'Full', and saving the file (.bak) Move the backup file (.bak) to the new SQL 2005 server On the New SQL 2005 Server Copy the .MDF and .LDF files from the old SQL 2000 Server to the New SQL 2005 Server.
In addition, Thanks in advance. You cannot directly attach a sql 2000 database on sql 2014. You need to first attach this on a sql 2005 or sql 2008 instance and then take the backup of that database and restore on 2014. This is because you can only directly upgrade to two versions higher.
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However, you can use the SQL 2005 version of SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) to connect to SQL 2000 servers and it works great.
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You can use SQL Query Analyzer to write and run SQL, view query execution plans, etc. SQL Profiler can be used to profile queries. However, you can use the SQL 2005 version of SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) to connect to SQL 2000 servers and it works great. Yes. It comes shipped with SQL Server 2000 and is called Enterprise Manager.