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Subject: move a sql db to a different server in a different domain
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ryan heiser User is Offline
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1/24/2006 03:06 PM  
How do I copy a sql Database to a new server on a new domain ?
Can I just detach the database copy the mdf and ldf files and re attach the databases on the new server ?
 
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1/26/2006 01:31 AM  
why not do a backup and restore
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2/08/2006 12:28 PM  
I ended up detaching it and re connecting it on the new server 
Recreate the user account and voila
It all works
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