Migrate to MS SQL Server 2000

voodoovoodoo Member Posts: 82
edited 2004-12-28 in Navision Attain
Hi, as you can see I have a problem with migrating to sql server 2000. I'm a newbie and I need as soon as possible response from you. I want to connect with SQL server from navision 3.60(still have a demo version). What I need to have to do that??? Navision Attain Database server??? Or just sql server and navision client?I need to copy or something like that all of the tables from navision database to sql server, but I dont know how :(

misha
misha fka voodoo

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  • ArhontisArhontis Member Posts: 667
    Hi,

    All you need is a a valid SQL Server or MSDE and execute the finsql.exe from the installation filder (SQL Server Option in the start menu).

    -Make a backup of your native database
    -open finsql.exe
    -choose file->database->create
    -choose the SQL-Server name, press OK
    -enter the name of the database
    -click ok to create the new database
    -restore the backup you have made earlier

    And there you have your native db into SQL Server.

    There is a lot of info in the Docs directory of the installation CD about the SQL Server option of Navision.
  • voodoovoodoo Member Posts: 82
    Thnx,

    I already do that :) I've found procedure in "Installation & System Management: Microsoft SQL Server Option", but I need an empty db(should stay only required data)

    misha
    misha fka voodoo
  • ArhontisArhontis Member Posts: 667
    If you want to copy data from a copmany to another (in the same db) you should use the Company Copy, by Emiel Romein from the Mibuso Downloads. I have used it and it had saved me alot of times.

    Great tool...
  • voodoovoodoo Member Posts: 82
    I believe that's a great tool, but I'm working on 3.60 :(...Please read my last post(before this one).....I need a solution for that.

    Thanks.
    misha fka voodoo
  • ArhontisArhontis Member Posts: 667
    Hi,

    You could use the Setup Checklist under the General Ledger Setup, which copies data from company to company in the same database.

    So, to create a new company with data from another, then restore your native database into SQL, create the new company, and copy data from the company you want.

    Then delete all the other companies and you have a new database with a company with data you have copied from some other company.

    Does this covers you?

    If not, the level of alcohol in my blood is a bit low?? :roll:

    Give my half an hour, I have a bottle of Ursus beside me! :D
  • voodoovoodoo Member Posts: 82
    Maybe, I don't know yet :lol:

    All I know is that I need an empty db (but with roles and other stuff).....I don't need Customers etc.

    Hey, I'm straight too :lol:
    misha fka voodoo
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