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Error on copy db

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Stephen Bloomer - 23 Jul 2008 10:23 GMT
I am setting up a new SQL server based on Win2008 x64, SQL2005.  I then tried
to copy one of the db’s across from the old server (Win2003 32 bit, SQL 2000)
using the copy database wizard.  During the process it errors and reports
that it could not complete.  

I am not able to understand the report it is giving.  Any ideas on what this
means?  Any ideas on what I could try?

Steve

#Fields:
event,computer,operator,source,sourceid,executionid,starttime,endtime,datacode,databytes,message
OnPreValidate,SQL2,NT
AUTHORITY\SYSTEM,CDW_SQL_SQL2_2,{CC2DF5D1-5843-4CB5-8979-33CFFEAB271B},{D1EFFEC7-B22F-4C06-A621-63B9C5FEC1C9},23/07/2008
3:23:43 PM,23/07/2008 3:23:43 PM,0,0x,(null)
OnPreValidate,SQL2,NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM,SQL_sql2_Transfer Objects
Task,{02DD35DA-F2F7-4B40-9999-C281AECF1D47},{D1EFFEC7-B22F-4C06-A621-63B9C5FEC1C9},23/07/2008 3:23:43 PM,23/07/2008 3:23:43 PM,0,0x,(null)
OnPostValidate,SQL2,NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM,SQL_sql2_Transfer Objects
Task,{02DD35DA-F2F7-4B40-9999-C281AECF1D47},{D1EFFEC7-B22F-4C06-A621-63B9C5FEC1C9},23/07/2008 3:23:43 PM,23/07/2008 3:23:43 PM,0,0x,(null)
OnPostValidate,SQL2,NT
AUTHORITY\SYSTEM,CDW_SQL_SQL2_2,{CC2DF5D1-5843-4CB5-8979-33CFFEAB271B},{D1EFFEC7-B22F-4C06-A621-63B9C5FEC1C9},23/07/2008
3:23:43 PM,23/07/2008 3:23:43 PM,0,0x,(null)
PackageStart,SQL2,NT
AUTHORITY\SYSTEM,CDW_SQL_SQL2_2,{CC2DF5D1-5843-4CB5-8979-33CFFEAB271B},{D1EFFEC7-B22F-4C06-A621-63B9C5FEC1C9},23/07/2008
3:23:43 PM,23/07/2008 3:23:43 PM,0,0x,Beginning of package execution.

Diagnostic,SQL2,NT
AUTHORITY\SYSTEM,CDW_SQL_SQL2_2,{CC2DF5D1-5843-4CB5-8979-33CFFEAB271B},{D1EFFEC7-B22F-4C06-A621-63B9C5FEC1C9},23/07/2008
3:23:43 PM,23/07/2008 3:23:43 PM,0,0x,Maximum concurrent executables are set
to 1.

OnPreExecute,SQL2,NT
AUTHORITY\SYSTEM,CDW_SQL_SQL2_2,{CC2DF5D1-5843-4CB5-8979-33CFFEAB271B},{D1EFFEC7-B22F-4C06-A621-63B9C5FEC1C9},23/07/2008
3:23:43 PM,23/07/2008 3:23:43 PM,0,0x,(null)
OnPreExecute,SQL2,NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM,SQL_sql2_Transfer Objects
Task,{02DD35DA-F2F7-4B40-9999-C281AECF1D47},{D1EFFEC7-B22F-4C06-A621-63B9C5FEC1C9},23/07/2008 3:23:43 PM,23/07/2008 3:23:43 PM,0,0x,(null)
OnPreValidate,SQL2,NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM,SQL_sql2_Transfer Objects
Task,{02DD35DA-F2F7-4B40-9999-C281AECF1D47},{D1EFFEC7-B22F-4C06-A621-63B9C5FEC1C9},23/07/2008 3:23:43 PM,23/07/2008 3:23:43 PM,0,0x,(null)
OnPostValidate,SQL2,NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM,SQL_sql2_Transfer Objects
Task,{02DD35DA-F2F7-4B40-9999-C281AECF1D47},{D1EFFEC7-B22F-4C06-A621-63B9C5FEC1C9},23/07/2008 3:23:43 PM,23/07/2008 3:23:43 PM,0,0x,(null)
OnProgress,SQL2,NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM,SQL_sql2_Transfer Objects
Task,{02DD35DA-F2F7-4B40-9999-C281AECF1D47},{D1EFFEC7-B22F-4C06-A621-63B9C5FEC1C9},23/07/2008
3:23:43 PM,23/07/2008 3:23:43 PM,0,0x,Task just started the execution.
OnInformation,SQL2,NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM,SQL_sql2_Transfer Objects
Task,{02DD35DA-F2F7-4B40-9999-C281AECF1D47},{D1EFFEC7-B22F-4C06-A621-63B9C5FEC1C9},23/07/2008 3:23:43 PM,23/07/2008 3:23:43 PM,0,0x,Connecting to server SQL
OnInformation,SQL2,NT
AUTHORITY\SYSTEM,CDW_SQL_SQL2_2,{CC2DF5D1-5843-4CB5-8979-33CFFEAB271B},{D1EFFEC7-B22F-4C06-A621-63B9C5FEC1C9},23/07/2008
3:23:43 PM,23/07/2008 3:23:43 PM,0,0x,Connecting to server SQL
Uri Dimant - 23 Jul 2008 10:31 GMT
Stephen
My guess is that an account SQL Server/SQL Server Agent  runs under (NT
AUTHORITY\SYSTEM) has not an efficient permission to copy objects

Why not just BACKUP DATABASE on the source server and RESTORE DATABASE on
the destination?

>I am setting up a new SQL server based on Win2008 x64, SQL2005.  I then
>tried
[quoted text clipped - 54 lines]
> AUTHORITY\SYSTEM,CDW_SQL_SQL2_2,{CC2DF5D1-5843-4CB5-8979-33CFFEAB271B},{D1EFFEC7-B22F-4C06-A621-63B9C5FEC1C9},23/07/2008
> 3:23:43 PM,23/07/2008 3:23:43 PM,0,0x,Connecting to server SQL
Stephen Bloomer - 23 Jul 2008 10:40 GMT
I thought that during the process of copying it may need to make changes in
the data to enable use on differnet versions of SQL.  Backup and restore
might be worth trying,

Steve

> Stephen
> My guess is that an account SQL Server/SQL Server Agent  runs under (NT
[quoted text clipped - 61 lines]
> > AUTHORITY\SYSTEM,CDW_SQL_SQL2_2,{CC2DF5D1-5843-4CB5-8979-33CFFEAB271B},{D1EFFEC7-B22F-4C06-A621-63B9C5FEC1C9},23/07/2008
> > 3:23:43 PM,23/07/2008 3:23:43 PM,0,0x,Connecting to server SQL
 
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