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Chapter 42: Upgrading <strong>and</strong> Migrating to SharePoint <strong>Products</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong> 1119<br />

Figure 42-5 Import SharePoint Portal Server 2001 operation completion summary page<br />

8. Click OK <strong>and</strong> then check that the areas, listings, keyword Bests Bets, <strong>and</strong> content<br />

sources are configured as you would expect.<br />

9. Convert dashboard Web Parts to the Web Part Infrastructure for <strong>Microsoft</strong> <strong>Products</strong><br />

<strong>and</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong>.<br />

10. Migrate documents <strong>and</strong> their associated descriptive information (metadata)<br />

from SharePoint Portal Server Web Storage System document libraries to the<br />

SQL content database document libraries.<br />

If you just want to run the upgrade process so that you migrate just the configuration<br />

details, such as categories <strong>and</strong> content sources, complete procedure 2 of the<br />

preceding list <strong>and</strong> save the resulting XML file in a secure location where it will not<br />

be accidentally deleted; then follow the installation procedures as in Chapter 3, <strong>and</strong>,<br />

depending on your deployment scenario, Chapter 11, “Deploying a Single Server<br />

<strong>and</strong> a Small Server Farm,” or Chapter 12, “Deploying Medium <strong>and</strong> Large Server<br />

Farms.” Then complete procedure 6 of the preceding list.<br />

When you import SharePoint Portal Server 2001 data to SharePoint Portal<br />

Server 2003 during an upgrade operation from SharePoint Portal Server 2001 to<br />

SharePoint Portal Server 2003, you might receive the following error message, where<br />

X is a number:<br />

Successfully imported X out of X areas.<br />

Error(s) occurred during the import. See logs for details.<br />

Even though the error message indicates that all items are imported successfully,<br />

you might find that not all items are imported to SharePoint Portal Server 2003.<br />

When you view the log files, an entry indicates that the error that occurred is a result<br />

of a duplicate topic or category name. However, the actual name of the duplicate item<br />

is not specified in the entry. This problem might occur if one or more of the Share-<br />

Point Portal Server 2001 topics or one or more of the SharePoint Portal Server 2001<br />

categories that you import to SharePoint Portal Server 2003 use the same name as<br />

one or more of the default topics or the default categories in SharePoint Portal<br />

Server 2003. Additionally, the duplicate item is not imported to SharePoint Portal<br />

Server 2003.

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