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数据库dba版本降级 sql server如何从高版本向低版本迁移,由于目前还广泛使用着SQLServer2000,很多公司又想使用新的SQLServer,从而直接【分离/附加】或者【备份/还原】数据库,在不同版本之间存放。往往就会遇到版本不兼容的问题
作者:MVP黄钊吉
前几天遇到了从我本机2008R2上备份的一个数据库还原到2008上面时报错:
从运行版本10.50.2500(2008R2是10.50)和10.00.1600(2008是10.00)中可以看出这个版本不兼容问题,大部分情况下,从低版本升级到高版本,只要不是跨度太大,如2000升级到2012,都不会怎么报错。除非使用了一些新版本不兼容的特性如*=来实现left join的语句。但是就像上图那样,从高版本还原到低版本的时候,问题就出现了,而且几乎一定会报错。
下面给出几个小建议,例子是从2008 降级到2005:
方法一:使用图形化操作(GUI),打开SSMS(SQL Server Management Studio)
步骤1:右键你要降级的数据库,按下图选择:
步骤2:在对话框中选择:
步骤3:在【高级】中选择下图:
步骤4:把脚本保存起来,然后在SQLServer2005中运行脚本。
步骤5:通过【任务】→【导入数据】,把数据从2008导入到使用脚本创建的库上如下图,就完成了:
方法二:使用系统自带的存储过程实现:sp_dbcmptlevel ——将某些数据库行为设置为与指定的 SQL Server 版本兼容下面是其内部实现代码:
[sql]
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
- SET ANSI_NULLS ON
- GO
- create procedure sys.sp_dbcmptlevel -- 1997/04/15
- @dbname sysname = NULL, -- database name to change
- @new_cmptlevel tinyint = NULL OUTPUT -- the new compatibility level to change to
- as
- set nocount on
- declare @exec_stmt nvarchar(max)
- declare @returncode int
- declare @comptlevel float(8)
- declare @dbid int -- dbid of the database
- declare @dbsid varbinary(85) -- id of the owner of the database
- declare @orig_cmptlevel tinyint -- original compatibility level
- declare @input_cmptlevel tinyint -- compatibility level passed in by user
- ,@cmptlvl80 tinyint -- compatibility to SQL Server Version 8.0
- ,@cmptlvl90 tinyint -- compatibility to SQL Server Version 9.0
- ,@cmptlvl100 tinyint -- compatibility to SQL Server Version 10.0
- select @cmptlvl80 = 80,
- @cmptlvl90 = 90,
- @cmptlvl100 = 100
- -- SP MUST BE CALLED AT ADHOC LEVEL --
- if (@@nestlevel > 1)
- begin
- raiserror(15432,-1,-1,'sys.sp_dbcmptlevel')
- return (1)
- end
- -- If no @dbname given, just list the valid compatibility level values.
- if @dbname is null
- begin
- raiserror (15048, -1, -1, @cmptlvl80, @cmptlvl90, @cmptlvl100)
- return (0)
- end
- -- Verify the database name and get info
- select @dbid = dbid, @dbsid = sid ,@orig_cmptlevel = cmptlevel
- from master.dbo.sysdatabases
- where name = @dbname
- -- If @dbname not found, say so and list the databases.
- if @dbid is null
- begin
- raiserror(15010,-1,-1,@dbname)
- print ' '
- select name as 'Available databases:'
- from master.dbo.sysdatabases
- return (1)
- end
- -- Now save the input compatibility level and initialize the return clevel
- -- to be the current clevel
- select @input_cmptlevel = @new_cmptlevel
- select @new_cmptlevel = @orig_cmptlevel
- -- If no clevel was supplied, display and output current level.
- if @input_cmptlevel is null
- begin
- raiserror(15054, -1, -1, @orig_cmptlevel)
- return(0)
- end
- -- If invalid clevel given, print usage and return error code
- -- 'usage: sp_dbcmptlevel [dbname [, compatibilitylevel]]'
- if @input_cmptlevel not in (@cmptlvl80, @cmptlvl90, @cmptlvl100)
- begin
- raiserror(15416, -1, -1)
- print ' '
- raiserror (15048, -1, -1, @cmptlvl80, @cmptlvl90, @cmptlvl100)
- return (1)
- end
- -- Only the SA or the dbo of @dbname can execute the update part
- -- of this procedure sys.so check.
- if (not (is_srvrolemember('sysadmin') = 1)) and suser_sid() <> @dbsid
- -- ALSO ALLOW db_owner ONLY IF DB REQUESTED IS CURRENT DB
- and (@dbid <> db_id() or is_member('db_owner') <> 1)
- begin
- raiserror(15418,-1,-1)
- return (1)
- end
- -- If we're in a transaction, disallow this since it might make recovery impossible.
- set implicit_transactions off
- if @@trancount > 0
- begin
- raiserror(15002,-1,-1,'sys.sp_dbcmptlevel')
- return (1)
- end
- set @exec_stmt = 'ALTER DATABASE ' + quotename(@dbname, '[') + ' SET COMPATIBILITY_LEVEL = ' + cast(@input_cmptlevel as nvarchar(128))
- -- Note: database @dbname may not exist anymore
- exec(@exec_stmt)
- select @new_cmptlevel = @input_cmptlevel
- return (0) -- sp_dbcmptlevel
- GO
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