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Is there any dangers in Changing Compatibility Level?
slmaluwa
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A customer is deploying a new server (Win2K8 (x64)R2 and SQL 2K8 (x64) R2). Their current DB is on win 2003 with SQL 2005 all x32. (NAV 5.0 SP1 clients with tech upgrade from 4.0 SP3 db)
I just restored the DB to new server and tested. All seem to work fine. Now, i am about to change the NAV DB's SQL 2k8 R2 compatible level from 90 to 100.
Has anyone seen any problem in NAV related to this change? is it advisable to change it?
TIA
I just restored the DB to new server and tested. All seem to work fine. Now, i am about to change the NAV DB's SQL 2k8 R2 compatible level from 90 to 100.
Has anyone seen any problem in NAV related to this change? is it advisable to change it?
TIA
"A bove maiore discit arare minor"-"From the old ox, the young one learns to plow."
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It is best to change the DB to the latest compatibility level.
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