Upgrade sql 2000 win xp to sql 2005 win2003 server

Hi,
We had installed sap b1 2005b on winxp and database as sql 2000.
Now ,we want to install sap b1 2007b on win 2003 and database as sql 2005.
Can the sql 2000 winxp database backup be restored on sql 2005 win2003 database.
Since both the OS are different can the backup be restored .
Pls let me know about the same.
Regards,
Rajeev

Hi Rajeev
step 1) Install SQL Server 2005.
step 2) Install [SAP Business One|http://www.brio.co.in/products/sap-business-one/] 2005
step 3) Get the new license key for your windows 2003 server if you dont have
step 4) Create a company with same name and database name this will create a company record in SBOCommon database
step 5) Take the backup of the database of the company in MS SQL 2000.
step 6) Restore it on your windows 2003 and sql server 2005 system
step 7) Download an upgrade for 2005 to 2007 from software download center
step 8) Run the upgrade exe
THATS IT, YOU ARE ON YOUR NEW SYSTEM.
Regards
[Abdul Muneem|http://www.brio.co.in]
Edited by: Muneem Abdul on Nov 22, 2010 12:22 PM

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