Everyone has a different experience on how upgrades go. My last upgrade was a snap, but I have a fairly well designed couple of databases that have had constant updates from the app developers.
Plus, I only sql standard edition. Have you ever done an upgrade before? Only upgrade was from standard to enterprise. It was extremely simple since it was the same version per se. Previous predecessor didnt have it installed for the longest time, we were only using 4GB totals. This will help you script your user logins.
Others may have more suggestions, but my process for upgrading was as follows:. Install SQL on target server mine was a new server, so I didn't need a test environment Run Upgrade Advisor and assess all the potential work: Mine had some work before I moved the dbs, while there was work also to be done after its moved over The Move your databases-I just did a backup and restore I ran the login script that you have above and then checked permissions on the databases and compared the old to the new Then make the other changes as per the upgrade advisor Created maintenance plans etc Connected new db to development versions of all my different apps to make sure it ran and behaved as expected.
Like I said, I was fortunate. When it came to doing the real thing, I just did another backup and restore and made a few changes to the dbs after they were live. There were a few syntactical differences, but nothing that couldn't be dealt with after we were live.
There is seemingly always something that comes up afterward, but mine were minor compared to some of the horror stories I've heard.
This log in script will no loger be necessary after sql because of the contained databases meaning each db will store login information for the db. Making future upgrades just a little bit easier. Figure 2 shows a sample report. Enter the product key, review the license terms, and install the setup files.
On the Instance Configuration page, create a named instance rather than using the default instance. After the installation routine performs a final check, you can install SSAS Specify the source and destination servers, as in Figure 4. Select the SSAS databases to migrate. The installation routine checks whether the SQL Server host server meets the minimum requirements for setup. If the routine finds a problem at this stage, you should quit the installer, solve the problem, and then restart the upgrade.
Enter the license key and accept the license terms. Before you continue the setup, install the setup support files.
Review the automatic selections and then click Next. When you reach the Disk Space Requirements page, the upgrade routine checks whether enough space is available for the upgrade. Click Next. In general, you should use a separate, specially named, lowprivilege account for each service. On the Full-text Upgrade page, you can choose to import, rebuild, or reset full-text catalogs. The Rebuild option uses the enhanced word breakers but might incur a performance hit.
The best option in many cases is Reset, which removes the catalog files but keeps metadata for catalogs and indexes. The catalog will remain empty when the upgrade is completed until you issue a full population. You can also allow feature and usage data to be sent to Microsoft. These options are disabled by default. The Upgrade Rules page shows the results of 29 tests that the installation routine performs.
This check is less thorough than the one performed by Upgrade Advisor. The routine then provides a summary of your upgrade information and displays the path to the upgrade configuration file. Before upgrading from one edition of SQL Server To upgrade to SQL Server Cross-version instances of SQL Server SQL Server Cross-platform upgrade is not supported. However, you can back up or detach databases from a bit instance of SQL Server, and then restore or attach them to a new instance of SQL Server bit if the databases are not published in replication.
You must re-create any logins and other user objects in master, msdb, and model system databases. You cannot add new features during the upgrade of your existing instance of SQL Server.
To upgrade databases on SQL Server 9. This section discusses SQL Server In SQL Server Attach a SQL Server 9.
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