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[Balaji_rcs]

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[Ashfield]

How would anyone that doesn't know anything about your website or database be able to tell you? Surely its a matter of common sense.

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[Abhijit Jana]

Balaji_rcs wrote:

The Checklist items should cover both front end and back end. What are the steps to follow to test the back end environment and also the website

I guess you are using some tool or SQL Server itself to migrate the DB. So I am sure there should not be any messup. If you are asking about checklist to be cover for both Front End and BackEnd, I will Say, you need to run ALL THE TEST CASES to check the functionlaity is working fine or not ;)

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[Robin_Roy]

If you are migrating the database from SQL Server 2000 to 2005, there should ot be any issue as such as SQL Server 2005 is backward compatible and all the statements, functions and other database objects and syntax of SQL Server 2000 works fine in SQL Server 2005. In case of conflict, during migration it will show the alerts. However for double checking, you can run through the test cases that are meant for sections, that have database transactions.