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Technical Upgrade
akman
Member Posts: 67
Hello,
I have found many topics about this, but still I'm not sure...
I have NAV 4 without service pack on SQL 2000. If I backup the database from the NAV 4 client, install NAV 5 SP1 on every client, install SQL 2008 on server and restore the backup from the 5 SP1 client without upgrading the objects, this is a technival upgrade? Do you recommend this?
I have found many topics about this, but still I'm not sure...
I have NAV 4 without service pack on SQL 2000. If I backup the database from the NAV 4 client, install NAV 5 SP1 on every client, install SQL 2008 on server and restore the backup from the 5 SP1 client without upgrading the objects, this is a technival upgrade? Do you recommend this?
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Yes, it's recommended that you go this route.
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