How do I move a P6 SQL 2008 database to SQL 2012

I have backed up and restored P6 from one server to another server. I have ran a couple of suggested scripts to sync the PMDB database with the Master database with little success. I am still unable to logg on to the PMDB database with P6 Pro. I would appreciate any help that is available.
Thanks

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Ryan Shi
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2 3 4 5
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Re: How can I enable embedded pl/sql gateway to run on port 80
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