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Hello,

I am looking for ways to migrate Sqlserver 6.5 from Alpha to Intel plat form. The only method I heard was Database/Object transfer.
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Thanks,
yi

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Hello:

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Code Snippet

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using System.Collections.Generic;
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using System.IO;

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Code Snippet

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go

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