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SQL Server Forum / Services / Notification Services / September 2006

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sql 2000 notification services - moving the database to a new server

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JR - 12 Sep 2006 23:31 GMT
Is this possible? If so, are there are tools or special steps we need
to take? We have restored the db to a new server and registered the
services using the new server and sql name but it does not work. I
still see refs to the old sql instance name in the NS db though.
Joe Webb - 13 Sep 2006 11:48 GMT
See if this helps....
http://sqlns.blogspot.com/2006/07/moving-sqlns-database.html

Joe

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>Is this possible? If so, are there are tools or special steps we need
>to take? We have restored the db to a new server and registered the
>services using the new server and sql name but it does not work. I
>still see refs to the old sql instance name in the NS db though.
JR - 13 Sep 2006 19:12 GMT
This seems to be related to sql2005 notification services, is that
right? I need to move NS 2.0 with sql2000.
Joe Webb - 14 Sep 2006 12:54 GMT
Everything in the article that describes how to move a databse should
apply to 2000 as well as 2005. The only things that are 2005 specific
are:
- you cannot create your SQLNS objects in an existing database in
2000.
- updating must be done using the NSControl command line utility
rather than the GUI.

HTH...

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>This seems to be related to sql2005 notification services, is that
>right? I need to move NS 2.0 with sql2000.
 
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