Upgrade SQL 2000 Standard Edition to Enterprise Edition

David,

I have also not seen any articles on that.But I have done a couple of
upgrades from SE to EE and they went fine.To be on the safer side always
take backups of user as well as system databases.

--
Dinesh.
SQL Server FAQ at
http://www.tkdinesh.com

Does it require a reboot? I saw a post out here where a
person lost their perfmon counters for sql server. You
ever have that happen?

a couple of

safer side always

David,

No.Not with this upgrade, but I have troubleshooted missing perfmon
counters.Make sure that you stop all nonsetup-related services before
proceeding with the setup.If the counters doesnt get loaded, setup would
write some hints to sqlstp.log as to why it didnt.

--
Dinesh.
SQL Server FAQ at
http://www.tkdinesh.com

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1 11th April 04:35 dinesh.t.k External User Posts: 1	Upgrade SQL 2000 Standard Edition to Enterprise Edition David, I have also not seen any articles on that.But I have done a couple of upgrades from SE to EE and they went fine.To be on the safer side always take backups of user as well as system databases. -- Dinesh. SQL Server FAQ at http://www.tkdinesh.com

2 11th April 04:35 david External User Posts: 1	Upgrade SQL 2000 Standard Edition to Enterprise Edition Does it require a reboot? I saw a post out here where a person lost their perfmon counters for sql server. You ever have that happen? a couple of safer side always

3 11th April 04:35 dinesh.t.k External User Posts: 1	Upgrade SQL 2000 Standard Edition to Enterprise Edition David, No.Not with this upgrade, but I have troubleshooted missing perfmon counters.Make sure that you stop all nonsetup-related services before proceeding with the setup.If the counters doesnt get loaded, setup would write some hints to sqlstp.log as to why it didnt. -- Dinesh. SQL Server FAQ at http://www.tkdinesh.com