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How to transfer the MS SQL database to another server so that the client connection remains unchanged?
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not necessary to install the SQL native client in Windows, starting from 2000, there is a regular MSSQL client.
Writing to the client registry worked, for a 32-bit application:
for xp:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSSQLServer\Client\ConnectTo]
"Server01\\SQL2008EXPRESS"="DBMSSOCN,Server02,1433"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\MSSQLServer\Client\ConnectTo]
"Server01\\SQL2008EXPRESS"="DBMSSOCN,Server02,1433"
You raise a named instance with the same name as the old server on Server02, transfer the database there, rename the server to Server01. Otherwise, just edit the client configs.
And then it turns out that half of the connections are not by name, but by ip )
In principle , Maxim Grishin described a possible crutch option ...
ps I would also add electrical tape to these crutches: create a fiction_sql_server entry in dns / hosts pointing to the current server and that's it -we edit all connections to fiction_sql_server\sql2008express. After the connection is established and stable, we change the address in dns to the address of the new server and profit
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