Urgent - steps need to done, when MS SQL upgraded from 2000 to 2005

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Please let me know the steps ned to be performed at XI .

hi satya kiran,
check the below blogs,
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/c90ecf8d-0d01-0010-4aa3-e6fc4da46bb3
The process to perform the migration you describe is relatively easy. While note 799058 is relevant, you should first have a look at the System Copy Guide, which applies to your system. These guides can be found on SAP Service Marketplace:
Release & Upgrade Info  Installation & Upgrade Guides  SAP NetWeaver  SAP NetWeaver 7.0 (2004s)
Click on Installation, a new window opens. Check section Installation - SAP NetWeaver Systems
You will see links to system copy guides for Service Release1 and Service Release 2, and separate entries for ABAP only systems, Java only systems and double stacks.
For example: the SR2 guide for ABAPJava has the title: System Copy for SAP - Systems Based on SAP - NetWeaver 7.0 SR2 - ABAPJava
Each of this guides has a brief chapter on copying a MSSQL database. Please carefully read the guide and the SAP notes it refers to. The overall procedure for an ABAP only system will look like this:
1. Apply note 600027 (change SQL Server collation) to your existing SQL2000 database. You HAVE to perform this step before moving the database to the new hardware.
2. Prepare your new servers (Windows, SQL2005 installation following the SAP guidance on collation et cetera).
3. Detach the SQL2000 database from your old system, copy the datafiles to the new machine and attach the database to the new SQL2005 server.
4. Follow the system copy guide and run sapinst to install the SAP central instance and configure the database.
Copying the Java stack is a little bit complicated, because you have to create an export of your Java data on your old system first. This is explained in great detail in the system copy guide.
SAP 4.6C on SQL 2005
Note: reward points if solution found helpfull
Regards
Chandrakanth.k

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