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Microsoft Sharepoint Products and Technologies Resource Kit eBook

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36 Part I: Introduction to SharePoint <strong>Products</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong><br />

Backing Up Your WMSDE Server<br />

Before you perform any upgrade, you should first back up your server. In the case<br />

of an upgrade from WMSDE to SQL Server on the same machine, the backup serves<br />

as insurance in case anything goes awry. If you are migrating to a remote SQL<br />

Server, the backup can be used to restore the Windows SharePoint Services 2.0 data<br />

to your remote SQL Server machine.<br />

To back up your Windows SharePoint Services sites using the Stsadm.exe tool,<br />

follow these steps:<br />

1. Use Stsadm.exe to list all the sites currently running on your server by typing<br />

stsadm.exe -o enumsites -url YourURL at a comm<strong>and</strong> line (where YourURL<br />

is the path to your Windows SharePoint Services virtual server that lists your<br />

site collections).<br />

2. Once you’ve chosen the site you want to back up, type stsadm.exe -o backup<br />

-url http://server_name/site -filename backup.dat where backup is the<br />

name of the backup file you’re creating.<br />

Note These steps do not back up the entire SQL Server database; rather,<br />

they back up the Windows SharePoint Services sites contained within the<br />

database. To actually back up the SQL Server database, the user must use<br />

Enterprise Manager, or osql.exe.<br />

Upgrading WMSDE to SQL Server on the Same Server<br />

If your SQL Server is installed on the same computer as Windows SharePoint Services<br />

2.0, follow these steps:<br />

1. Insert or connect to the SQL Server 2000 installation CD, clicking Autorun.exe<br />

if the installation splash screen does not appear. Click the SQL Server 2000<br />

Components link.<br />

2. Click the Install Database Server link, <strong>and</strong> then click Next.<br />

3. Select Local Computer in the Computer Name box, <strong>and</strong> then click Next.<br />

4. On the Installation Selection page, select Upgrade, Remove, Or Add Components<br />

To An Existing Instance Of SQL Server, <strong>and</strong> then click Next.<br />

5. On the Instance Name page, clear the Default check box, select SharePoint<br />

from the Instance Name drop-down list, <strong>and</strong> then click Next.<br />

6. On the Existing Installation page, the Upgrade option should be selected by<br />

default. If it is not, select it. Click Next.

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