SQL 6.5 upgrade to 2000

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  • rdraider

    SQL 6.5 upgrade to 2000

    Hi,
    I am trying to use the Upgrade Wizard in SQL 2000 to upgrade a SQL 6.5 db to
    2000. I am only choosing to update a single database, not system objects.
    The Upgrade wizard connects to SQL 6.5, checks the db, creates the db on SQL
    2000 with all tables and imports users from SQL 6.5. The problem comes when
    it tries to bring over the actual data. I get an error:
    "Couldn't connection to the export machine!" in the out log file.
    The in log file reports login failed.
    Both SQL services were running at this point, the login via SA must be
    working since it copies over the 6.5 db structure and users.
    The SQL 6.5 machine is NT 4. The 2000 machine is Windows Server 2003. I
    was logged in as domain admin when running this. I tried playing with the
    "SQLUpgrade " DSN that was created on the SQL 2000 machine to use SA or
    windows authentication, both fail.

    Any ideas?
    Thanks.


  • John Bell

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    Re: SQL 6.5 upgrade to 2000

    Hi

    I have never used the wizard to upgrade from 6.5 as I tend to use BCP as
    this gives you better overall control. A guess would be the directory or
    share permissions are not correct.

    John

    "rdraider" <rdraider@sbcgl obal.netwrote in message
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    Hi,
    I am trying to use the Upgrade Wizard in SQL 2000 to upgrade a SQL 6.5 db
    to 2000. I am only choosing to update a single database, not system
    objects.
    The Upgrade wizard connects to SQL 6.5, checks the db, creates the db on
    SQL 2000 with all tables and imports users from SQL 6.5. The problem
    comes when it tries to bring over the actual data. I get an error:
    "Couldn't connection to the export machine!" in the out log file.
    The in log file reports login failed.
    Both SQL services were running at this point, the login via SA must be
    working since it copies over the 6.5 db structure and users.
    The SQL 6.5 machine is NT 4. The 2000 machine is Windows Server 2003. I
    was logged in as domain admin when running this. I tried playing with the
    "SQLUpgrade " DSN that was created on the SQL 2000 machine to use SA or
    windows authentication, both fail.
    >
    Any ideas?
    Thanks.
    >
    >

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