Renaming Project Server 2010 database server

Hi all,
We have Project Server 2010 + SQL Server 2008 R2, but we need to upgrade DB to cluster SQL Server 2012 Enterprise Edition
SP1 CU7.
Is it ok if we rename Project Server DB server , for example from DBSER05 to DBSRVCL07\APPDB ?

As you planning to upgrade SQL server from 2008 r2 to sql server 2012 enterprise edition SP1 CU7.
In this case you have to create your farm from scratch. You have to Create your APP server and FE server all together from scratch and then you have to give your new DB server name DBSRVCL07\APPDB  while creating farm.Once you run the configuration
wizard their you have to specify the NEW DB name DBSRVCL07\APPDB it will create Sharepoint config and content.
then you can restore your current project server DBs on new DB cluster server DBSRVCL07\APPDB  and create project WEB  APP where you can point restored project server DBs.
It means it would be all together back up and restore on new hardware.
i am just guessing if you think you will only upgrade Sql server, create cluster and rename proejct server DB server name in the existing farm that will not work.
Only approach is take back up and restore onto new infrastructure.
http://azlav.umtblog.com/2011/06/07/project-server-2010-database-restore-part-i/ 
if we rename Project Server DB server , for example from DBSER05 to DBSRVCL07\APPDB-- If you will only rename project
server DB server name then it wont work as project server also uses sharepoint config and content DB which are setting on old DB server name(we give db server name while running wizard) and it will throw errors.
kirtesh

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