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1/4/2010 5:01 AM
 

I needed to move DNN to a new server and the way I moved the database was to export all data to a blank db on the new server.  Then I generated SP scripts and ran that script on the new server.  During the export, I got a few errors like "could not enter NULL into dbo.webserver".  I believe the fields were serverID and Enabled.

I enabled NULL input on those fields just to move past the error but then I got multiple entries for the new server with NULL in serverID and Enabled.  After that, I started to receive errors saying that multiple NULL records could not be entered.  I had numerous entries with those two fields NULL.

I deleted all but one of the entries, changed the ID from NULL to 3 (1 and 2 are the only other entries from the old server) and changed Enabled from NULL to True.  then I removed the "Allow NULL" setting on those fields.

Can anybody confirm that this was the right move?  It seems to have solved the problem but if there is a better solution, I'd love to know what exactly this table is for.  It appears to be only in newer versions so I can't really find a reference point from older installs.

Should I be okay going forward?  Do I need to do anything to the entries referencing the old server or can they remain?  Could I have avoided this by moving the db using another method?  Etc.

Many thanks to anybody who can shed some light.

 
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1/4/2010 5:48 AM
 

if you need to move a database, perform a backup and restore it on the target machine, an export may result in a couple of errors and differences.


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Sebastian Leupold

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1/6/2010 7:39 PM
 

Sebastian,

Thank you for the advice.  I will go back and do that and redirect web.config to a restored backup instead.  I appreciate your time.

Dave

 
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