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Old October 18th, 2007, 04:54 PM
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I have loaded the WebShop database into MSSQL 2000 using the DTSWIZ.exe program for SQLEXPRESS but I can't seem to get the stored procedures to load into the MSSQL 2000 database. Do you know how I can get the webshop database into the MSSQL 2000 database for the Webshop. I can to this will scripts if you have them or if you have a version of the webshop databse for MSSQL 2000. Please let me know.

 
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Hi there,

If you have a running version of the WebShop database in SQL 2005, you can simply script all procedures using SQL Server Management Studio and then run them against SQL 2000.

There might be a few incompatibilities (nvarchar(max) versus ntext, but not much, if any at all......

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Hi Imar,

I did that with the stored procedures but when I ran the program I kept getting an error comlaining the the schema version was at level 1. I'm not sure how to get around that.

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That error is usually caused by the fact there is no data in the aspnet_* tables. Some of those table require some base data to function correctly.
Search your computer (and this forum for info) for a tool called aspnet_regsql. You can use it to configure your database for ASP.NET Services like membership.

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I did run the aspnet_regsql utility but I don't see any data in those table until I import my data using dts.

 
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You can simply copy some existing records into your new database as well....

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