Import to new Server with Standard Database Failing at 5%

Since the new database edition (basic, standard, premium) preview has gone live I have been trying to import an automatically exported bacpac onto a new server and into a Standard S1 database using the portal UI. So far every attempt has failed
at roughly 5% which it never appears to move past. It is roughly 26GB, the bacpac was created with the automatic export on a business edition database and I have selected Standard, S1 and 30GB for the new database. I have tried 3 times now with
no success and have no idea what to try next.
Any ideas on how to get this database into the new edition?

Hello,
I had also the same problem with much smaller databases. The only solution for the moment is to use Premium (maybe Premium 2 or 3) to do the import the database.
The reason is that when I am trying to import the database, I see on the dashboard monitor that I use 100% of available Write_log metric for the edition, and in some way the server is "slowing" my import requests to keep me in my edition limits. Of
course with this policy is almost impossible to import relatively large databases to these editions. I hope Microsoft engineers find a solution to this problem, or remove the limit for this metric.
Regards,
Dimitris

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Thanks for the info.
Interesting though. I open a message with SAP and posed these same questions. Their response was similar to yours, but it opened up a whole new set of questions. What follows is the text of that message for others to benefit from (clipped for clarity):
SAP's response to the original set of questions posted here:
=====================
....1.Number of server nodes depends upon the CPU speed.J2EE Engine
can support upto 21 server nodes in a intance.
If number of server nodes is big,it will slow down the startup process.
2.When you create the "New Server"its not the dublicate server.
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J2EE engine syncronises the server nodes in the instance.
3.Yes.You need to manually delete the file system.Configtool deletes
the server node from the DB....
=====================
To which I replied:
=====================
.....2. I thought when you did the initial 'Add Server' it was supposed to
create a duplicate Server process. But, when I check the directory
structures of the newly created Server processes, they aren't anywhere
close to being the same as the original Server0 process. For example,
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Server0 has approx 80,000 files and 15,000 sub-folders. When looking at
the new Server1 & Server2, they are both different in size in both
files and folders in respect to each other and compared to Server0.
Shouldn't they all be the same?"
You replied:
"2.When you create the "New Server"its not the dublicate server.
Its a new server.You can not copy mising files from one server to other
J2EE engine syncronises the server nodes in the instance."
But, from actual experience, it does NOT synchronize the nodes, rather
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So, are the following staements true:
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& folders are synchronized. True or False?
-No custom files/folders are synnchronized. True or False?
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The reason I'm asking such specific questions is because of what we are
seeing. I'll use the same example from before. We modified the
index.html file for the Portal in Server0. When we added the new
server nodes, this index.html file was not synchronized. Instead, the
default index.html file was created for the new server nodes. That is
an example at the file level. Here is an example from a configuration
perspective. In Server0, in the Visual Admin tool, we have a TREX
server specified in TREX service properties. When the new server nodes
were created, this setting was NOT transferred. Therefore, TREX didn't
work until I specifically went back into VA and added the TREX settings
to the new server nodes. This is a major problem and opens up three
more questions:
1.How do we know what settings were transferred vs. those that weren't
transferred?
2.Also, if you can't copy missing files/folders from one server to
another, then how are we supposed to get those files/folders into the
new server(s)?
3. Is there a way to do a comparison between the server nodes to see
what settings are missing?.....
=====================
SAP's reply:
=====================
.....-When a new server process is added, ONLY standard SAP delivered files
& folders are synchronized. True or False? TRUE
-No custom files/folders are synnchronized. True or False? TRUE
-Custom values, whether part of standard SAP deliverables or custom
deliverables, are NOT synchronized. True or False? TRUE
-Each server node needs to be configured independently. True or False?
YES.
If any new server node is added,J2EE Engine syncronises the information
at the time of next restart......
======================
My Reply:
======================
.....1.How do we know what settings were transferred vs. those that weren't
transferred?
2.Also, if you can't copy missing files/folders from one server to
another, then how are we supposed to get those files/folders into the
new server(s)?
3. Is there a way to do a comparison between the server nodes to see
what settings are missing?.....
======================
SAP's Reply:
======================
.....1.How do we know what settings were transferred vs. those that weren't
transferred?
NO there is no way.
2.Also, if you can't copy missing files/folders from one server to
another, then how are we supposed to get those files/folders into the
new server(s)?
You need to deploy the appliactions again on the new server.
3. Is there a way to do a comparison between the server nodes to see
what settings are missing?
No there is no way......
======================
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Thanks,
Tom

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03:53:43:VMMPostinstallProcessor threw an exception: Threw Exception.Type: Microsoft.VirtualManager.Setup.Exceptions.DatabaseConfigurationException, Exception.Message: The Virtual Machine Manager database can not be upgraded.
The Virtual Machine Manager database SCVMM2008Prod was not upgraded. Try a new database and run Setup again.
Has anyone seen this before? The SQL is remote but is reachable.
Orange County District Attorney

We have to dig deeper on this one. Can you check the SQL errorlogs for related information?
You must verify that the databases is working, have enough space, is healthy etc.
The logs should tell you if everything is allright.
-kn
Kristian (Virtualization and some coffee: http://kristiannese.blogspot.com )

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