Why The Data Are Different After Upgrading From 6.5 To 7.0
Apr 29, 2002
We are upgrading our servers from 6.5 to 7.0 SQL servers. I used the same configurations on both 6.5 server and 7.0 server like ANSI and the others. But SQL7.0 server turns out to have different data on some tables. Here is the example on one table. Why?
WT_PAY_PERIOD_DATE WT_RDC_HOURS WT_RDC_EXPENSE WT_MS_SUB_HOURS WT_MS_APPR_IND WT_NEW_EMPL_FLAG
------------------------------------- -------------------------- --------------------------------- -------------------------------- ----------------------------- --------------------------------
2002-04-20 00:00:00.000 23.50 135.2050 23.50 Y X
WT_ASSOC_OTH_EXPENSE WT_ASSOC_TOT_EXP WT_MS_TOT_EXP WT_MS_MILE_LIM
------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- -------------------------- ---------------------------
3.7600 135.2050 135.2050 373
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I have checked the datatypes that are transferred from SQL6.5. They are the same types as SQL6.5. Plus the configurations are the same on both 6.5 and 7.0. The question is that why the values are different? What the way is to fix it?
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The company that build the application I was using doesnt exist any more so I cant take any support from them.
The only thing I know for a fact is that the application is connecting to the database using the sa user.
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Which of the following is better: a) Install SQL 6.5 on the new box, restore the DB from old box to the new box, then install 7.0 on the new box and use the upgrade wizard to upsize the DB. (We'll have room to leave the 6.5 devices on the box after upgrading.) or b) Install SQL 7.0 on the new box and upsize the db across the network (100megabit network cards).
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