Transfering DB to SQLadmin

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  1. Has anyone had a problem transfering a database to sqladmin.
    This is what I'm doing

    From the Start Menu, select "Programs" -> "Microsoft SQL Server" -> "Import and Export Data" then click "Next".
    In the "Server" field, type in the Name or IP of the source server (your server), choose "Use SQL Server Authentication," type in your username and password, choose your database from the "Database" field, click "Next".
    Note: You can also use Windows Authentication if the SQL server is a local server.
    In the "Server" field, type in the hostname of the DiscountASP SQL Server (this is listed in your hosting control panel), choose "Use SQL Server Authentication," type in your DiscountASP database username and password (this was sent in your database order confirmation email), choose your database from the "Database" field, click "Next".
    Choose "Copy objects?", click "Next".
    Uncheck Use Default Option.
    Click Options, uncheck "Copy Database users and database roles", "Copy SQL Server logins", "Copy object-level Permissions".
    Leave next window as is, click "Next".
    Click "Finish".

    It seems to work ok untill it gets to about 90% done then a message says "There has been an error" and gives no more info.
    Can anyone help me out
     
  2. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    double click on the error, it should have more details

    quote:Originally posted by whattoeatwh

    Has anyone had a problem transfering a database to sqladmin.
    This is what I'm doing

    From the Start Menu, select "Programs" -> "Microsoft SQL Server" -> "Import and Export Data" then click "Next".
    In the "Server" field, type in the Name or IP of the source server (your server), choose "Use SQL Server Authentication," type in your username and password, choose your database from the "Database" field, click "Next".
    Note: You can also use Windows Authentication if the SQL server is a local server.
    In the "Server" field, type in the hostname of the DiscountASP SQL Server (this is listed in your hosting control panel), choose "Use SQL Server Authentication," type in your DiscountASP database username and password (this was sent in your database order confirmation email), choose your database from the "Database" field, click "Next".
    Choose "Copy objects?", click "Next".
    Uncheck Use Default Option.
    Click Options, uncheck "Copy Database users and database roles", "Copy SQL Server logins", "Copy object-level Permissions".
    Leave next window as is, click "Next".
    Click "Finish".

    It seems to work ok untill it gets to about 90% done then a message says "There has been an error" and gives no more info.
    Can anyone help me out

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    B.

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    http://www.DiscountASP.NET
     
  3. Nice one! Thanks it works
     
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