I converted a database from Sql 2000 to Sql 2005 - no problems. Added
function to the database. I did not use any new functions unique to Sql
2005, as far as I know. I need to allw this database to run on both SQL 200
0
and SQL 2005. When I attempted to load the database on SQL 2000 local
server, I received the following message:
Error 602 - Could not find Row in SysIndex for ID 7, Object ID 1, Index ID 1
.
Run DBCC checktable on SysIndex.
I have never run this and I do not know if this is an on going problem. Any
information would be appreciated.
Thank You.
Jack
LitePipe ManagementYou cannot restore or attach a 2005 database to 2000, 2005 added stuff to th
e database file formats
that wasn't known when MS wrote 2000 (obviously). To downgrade, you have to
go the script,
export/import route (using BCP, DTS, SSIS etc).
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
http://www.solidqualitylearning.com/
"LitePipe" <LitePipe@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I converted a database from Sql 2000 to Sql 2005 - no problems. Added
> function to the database. I did not use any new functions unique to Sql
> 2005, as far as I know. I need to allw this database to run on both SQL 2
000
> and SQL 2005. When I attempted to load the database on SQL 2000 local
> server, I received the following message:
> Error 602 - Could not find Row in SysIndex for ID 7, Object ID 1, Index ID
1.
> Run DBCC checktable on SysIndex.
> I have never run this and I do not know if this is an on going problem. A
ny
> information would be appreciated.
> Thank You.
> Jack
> LitePipe Management
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