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Stefan [MSFT]


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08-25-04 10:54 PM

Hi Spartan,

the db gets converted when DCA runs against it.
So just use the DCA to point to the production DB and this db will be
converted.

Cheers,
Stefan.

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"spartanNTX" <spartanNTX@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> We are migrating a production server to sp1 and 2003.  We were planning on
> testing and upgrading our app. software using a development copy of our
CMS
> database, and then once that is working halt authoring on our old
production
> server and point our 2003 server to the production db.  Can the production
db
> be converted after the sp1 has already been installed?  or does the db
only
> get converted as part of the sp1 installation process?
>
> Thanks!







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