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12/29/2006 5:21 AM
 
apk2006 wrote

However, currently the production and development sites still share the same database since I still have a problem exporting the development database to production database due to foreign key constrains on the tables. I am using SQL 2005. Do you have a  any suggestion for a workaround for this problem? How would others export dnn database in SQL sever?

use backup & restore feature of SQL server. Note: make sure, that the SQL Server login used in web.config has sufficient access to the restored database.

apk2006 wrote

One more thing, can I delete the old alias that that points to development site in the production site?

yes.


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