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Moving an existing set of databases from an 2008r2 database server to a new 2012 database server

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    Stephen Holdorf
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    I need to move a set of databases from a Windows 2008r2 server to a new Windows 2012 database server. I have looked at several articles but have not found the best one listing all of the complete steps in doing this the in a way that seems to have the complete process. Can someone direct me to a good article for me to follow in doing this?

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      I need to move a set of databases from a Windows 2008r2 server to a new Windows 2012 database server. I have looked at several articles but have not found the best one listing all of the complete steps in doing this the in a way that seems to have the complete process. Can someone direct me to a good article for me to follow in doing this?

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      holdorf wrote:

      I have looked at several articles but have not found the best one listing all of the complete steps in doing this the in a way that seems to have the complete process

      SQL Server 2012 Upgrade Technical Guide[^] from MSDN. Won't be "complete" in the sense that it will provide steps on how to proceed for each possible scenario.

      Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss: If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^][](X-Clacks-Overhead: GNU Terry Pratchett)

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        I need to move a set of databases from a Windows 2008r2 server to a new Windows 2012 database server. I have looked at several articles but have not found the best one listing all of the complete steps in doing this the in a way that seems to have the complete process. Can someone direct me to a good article for me to follow in doing this?

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        ZurdoDev
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        Backup, copy, restore. What's the issue?

        There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.

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          Backup, copy, restore. What's the issue?

          There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.

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          Stephen Holdorf
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          I understand what your saying about it being very easy but the main issue is we are creating a 200Rr2 server from scratch and want to ensure everything is done right. This includes server setup, settings, etc.

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            I understand what your saying about it being very easy but the main issue is we are creating a 200Rr2 server from scratch and want to ensure everything is done right. This includes server setup, settings, etc.

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            holdorf wrote:

            server from scratch and want to ensure everything is done right. This includes server setup, settings, etc.

            There is no way to know without doing it. I assume you are also upgrading SQL from 2008 to 2012? If so, it depends on if you are using anything in sql 2008 that is no longer supported in sql 2012.

            There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.

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              holdorf wrote:

              server from scratch and want to ensure everything is done right. This includes server setup, settings, etc.

              There is no way to know without doing it. I assume you are also upgrading SQL from 2008 to 2012? If so, it depends on if you are using anything in sql 2008 that is no longer supported in sql 2012.

              There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.

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              Stephen Holdorf
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              Thank you for your advise. I will look further into our situation and try to get a better understanding of all of the moving parts before we even start with the database copying.

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                I need to move a set of databases from a Windows 2008r2 server to a new Windows 2012 database server. I have looked at several articles but have not found the best one listing all of the complete steps in doing this the in a way that seems to have the complete process. Can someone direct me to a good article for me to follow in doing this?

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                You can do this through dml threads, concealed algorithims such as iperlass, or noumen's algorithm, or valid matrices.

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