Hello,
I ask you if Navision 5.0 is compatible with a Server Windows 2008 R2 64 bit and SQL 2008 64 bit.
Is that officially documented?
We have a customer having NAV 5 on Windows 2003 Server and SQL Server 2005 all 32 bit.
Is it enough to backup the db of SQL 2005 32 bit and restore it on SQL 2008 64 bit?
Without change of licenses / additional costs and risks?
Thank you
Andy
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To upgrade from SQL2005 32bit, make a SQL backup and restore it in SQL2008R2 64bit. After that, best change the DB-property "Compatibility level" to "SQL 2008".
For NAV, I advice to use NAV2009 R2.
Your license needs to be upgraded to use NAV2009R2.
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Only the client or also the database on SQL? I don't understand..
And about application server?
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For the client it is not compulsory to install it on server and will be used only rarely and not by the normal user...
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Microsoft NAV 5.0 SP1 Update 2
What is Update 2?
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"Update 2" is a set of hotfixes all together in 1 update.
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Install the NASSQL 5.0 + the client NAV 5.0 (only for remote support) on a VM XP and leave all other clients on version NAV 5.0?
In this way are there risks or full compatibility?
Is NAV 5.0 fully compatible with a virtual infrastructure (server side)?
Thank you.
Be very very careful. SP1 Update 2 is absolutely NOT compatible with 5.00 objects. Even on small databases, the system will slow down to a crawl. You will have to do a lot of code changes to use update 2.
Mantain all the client to version NAV 5.0 same that database but DB on Windows Server 2008 R2 64 bit + SQL Server 2008 R2 64 bit.
Are there problems for server (SQL and Application Server) not physique but virtualized?
Thank you
I don't know if NAV5.0 is compatible with SQL 2008. I don't think there are problems but I am not sure.
SQL server and NAS in a virtualized environment is not a problem. But for the SQL server, the same rules apply as for a physical machine (especially this one): DEDICATED PHYSICAL DISKS!
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But if the client is installed on a client XP that connect to a server Windows 2008 with only database SQL... I don't think that there are problem on that. Could you confirm?
I have run that configuration, but make sure you have a real VMware expert, AND a real Navision SQL expert working together to make it work properly.
One small problem : Windows 2003 (R2) will be out of mainstream support by may this year so it is not a good idea to still use the Windows 2003 (R2). (And the same goes for SQL2005...).
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Which risks are there?
We can not migrate of version the objects at the moment because they are really very customized.
Thank you very much.
the big issue is performance. It may be faster, it may be slower it may be the same, but only testing will tell you that.
Peter
A small clarification: Actually Windows Server 2003 R2 ended mainstream support in July 2010. SQL 2005 is what ends in April 2011.
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