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Move SQL Server 2000 database to SQL 2005

This discussion is to assist those user wants to move a database in MS SQL 2000 to MS SQL 2005 by backing up a database in MS SQL 2000 and restore it in MS SQL 2005.

Moving a particular database from MS SQL 2000 to 2005 can be performed in following two steps.


1. Open and Backup a database from SQL 2000
2. Open and Restore a backup copy into SQL 2005
 
1. In SQL 2000

Open database
To open the database in SQL 2000 open the enterprise manager by performing following steps


1. Go to Start in the windows OS
2. Select Programs
3. Microsoft Sql Server
4. Once sub menu pops up click on the Enterprise Manager
5. Once Enterprise Manager Window opens, expand the tree and select Databases and then select your application.

To backup the actual database in SQL2000 by the following steps
1. Right click on the database located in the above steps
2. Select All tasks >> Backup database
3. SQL Server backup window will open >> Select Complete in backup
4. For the Destination click on Add button
5. The Destination window will open to give the file name and to decide the location of the backup file. Generally it should be C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\Backup
6. Click on the button with ellipsis “…” which will open to select the folder and to give a name to the backup file
7. Give the backup file name. Generally it should be Name.bak as an extension to the file
8. Click OK
9. Select Overwrite option (Whether to append or overwrite)
10. Now on the top select Options tab and check the necessary options for your database
11. Click OK to backup the database
12. Once the message comes which shows the backup operation has been completed successfully, click OK.




2. Restore backup from SQL2000 to SQL 2005

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During ERP Implementation

When implementing an ERP system. some users may alawys hv issues about their computer illiteracy, or may say that they have spent many years doing what rhey are doing now without help from an ERP system. Other users may say that their jobs will be threatened by the new system, or that they will not know how to do the job within the scope of such a system. Yet another group of users may stress values such as the importance of existing system, which may be jeopardized by the new ERP system and so on and so on..........

My personal point of view, all ERP users are expected to be reluctant to welcome the new system if they do not know how it works. Teaching each of the user groups how the ERP system works is important for them.

hands-on training is another important driver of ERP implementation success. Training offer a good opportunity to help users adjust to the change , it also helps to build positive attitudes toward the new system when they get to know the system more, training provides hands-on experience for the users: they appreciate the quality attributes of the system and its potential benefits and also of course the hard work spent by the consultant.

User Attitute problem

When i implementing an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, i always found that the top management commonly faces an unwanted attitude from the users for many reason or another, they resist the implementation process. Resist to change = resist to improve , i think the top management should always proactively deal with this type of USER's ATTITUTE PROBLEM. The BEST BEST system doesnt work if ur user resist to improve.

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