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Dean J Garrett
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Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2004 12:46 am    Post subject: CS2000->CS2002 upgrade problems Reply with quote

Hello,

We're upsizing and upgrading our CS2000 site on a single Windows 2000
Server, to CS2002 on a two-server Windows 2003 Server configuration
(separate web server and database server). CS2002 is running with IIS on the
web server, and SQL Server 2000 is running on the database server. There is
no separate domain controller.

We ran the cs2002upgrade.exe program on the CS2000 database that we copied
over from the old system, but when the program runs it does not list the
Resources needed to be updated .. our list is blank. It is as if the upgrade
program is not seeing our database.

We're running the upgrade program from the web server, but the SQL database
is on a different server. How does the upgrade program know where to look
for the database to upgrade? How can we tell it where to look?

Thanks!
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Vinayak Tadas[MSFT]
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Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2004 1:02 am    Post subject: RE: CS2000->CS2002 upgrade problems Reply with quote

The Cs2002Upgrade.exe takes either a sitename or a connection string as a
parameter. If you provide the sitename it will loog up the connection
string based on the sitename. You can also specifiy the connection string
to your database.In addition the Cs2002Upgrade.exe also generates a log
file in the current working directory.
Can you post the options you are passing to the command line tool?
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Hello,

We're upsizing and upgrading our CS2000 site on a single Windows 2000
Server, to CS2002 on a two-server Windows 2003 Server configuration
(separate web server and database server). CS2002 is running with IIS on the
web server, and SQL Server 2000 is running on the database server. There is
no separate domain controller.

We ran the cs2002upgrade.exe program on the CS2000 database that we copied
over from the old system, but when the program runs it does not list the
Resources needed to be updated .. our list is blank. It is as if the upgrade
program is not seeing our database.

We're running the upgrade program from the web server, but the SQL database
is on a different server. How does the upgrade program know where to look
for the database to upgrade? How can we tell it where to look?

Thanks!










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