I upgraded a clients SBS2003 Premium to R2 and all went swimmingly until
this morning I found that reporting services would not configure. When I
looked in All Programs the upgrade appears to have left the SQL2000 installed
and placed all the System Databases in Mode 80 as a result, not upgraded.

Therefore Reporting Services Config cannot create a reporting DB.

Did I miss something on upgrade? Should I have uninstalled SQL2000 first?

I have loked throught the notes that came with the SBS Premium Upgrade and
connot find anything that references it.

--
Kind Regards
John.

Re: SBS 2003 Premium R2 - SQL2005 Install. by bass_player

bass_player
Mon Jun 30 23:18:03 PDT 2008

You need to check the SQL Server instances (SBSMONITORING, SHAREPOINT, etc)
and see if they are already running on SQL Server 2005. To check, you can
use osql.exe and run this command

osql -Sservername\SHAREPOINT -E -q"SELECT @@VERSION"

Do this on all instances. Changing the system databases to compatibility
mode 90 is another thing.

"John please don't spam me!"
<Johnpleasedontspamme@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:EECE9271-A0BE-4343-A5AC-25B697D6A27C@microsoft.com...
> I upgraded a clients SBS2003 Premium to R2 and all went swimmingly until
> this morning I found that reporting services would not configure. When I
> looked in All Programs the upgrade appears to have left the SQL2000
> installed
> and placed all the System Databases in Mode 80 as a result, not upgraded.
>
> Therefore Reporting Services Config cannot create a reporting DB.
>
> Did I miss something on upgrade? Should I have uninstalled SQL2000 first?
>
> I have loked throught the notes that came with the SBS Premium Upgrade and
> connot find anything that references it.
>
> --
> Kind Regards
> John.


Re: SBS 2003 Premium R2 - SQL2005 Install. by Johnpleasedontspamme

Johnpleasedontspamme
Tue Jul 01 01:27:02 PDT 2008

Hi bass_player,

Thanks for your response.

All the sharepoint, monitoring etc Db's including System Db's (Master,
TempDb etc) appear are showing to be 2000 Db's.

How do I now go about correcting this?

Do I remove SQL2005 and then remove SQL2000 and reinstall SQL2005 using the
R2 Premium?

--
Kind Regards
John.


"bass_player" wrote:

> You need to check the SQL Server instances (SBSMONITORING, SHAREPOINT, etc)
> and see if they are already running on SQL Server 2005. To check, you can
> use osql.exe and run this command
>
> osql -Sservername\SHAREPOINT -E -q"SELECT @@VERSION"
>
> Do this on all instances. Changing the system databases to compatibility
> mode 90 is another thing.
>
> "John please don't spam me!"
> <Johnpleasedontspamme@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:EECE9271-A0BE-4343-A5AC-25B697D6A27C@microsoft.com...
> > I upgraded a clients SBS2003 Premium to R2 and all went swimmingly until
> > this morning I found that reporting services would not configure. When I
> > looked in All Programs the upgrade appears to have left the SQL2000
> > installed
> > and placed all the System Databases in Mode 80 as a result, not upgraded.
> >
> > Therefore Reporting Services Config cannot create a reporting DB.
> >
> > Did I miss something on upgrade? Should I have uninstalled SQL2000 first?
> >
> > I have loked throught the notes that came with the SBS Premium Upgrade and
> > connot find anything that references it.
> >
> > --
> > Kind Regards
> > John.
>
>