Re: Restore problem(database schema too old)(ShaneYounghelpme!)



THE DATABASE SCHEMA IS TOO OLD TO PERFORM THIS OPERATION IN THIS
SHAREPOINT CLUSTER. PLEASE UPGRADE THE DATABASE AND TRY AGAIN.

KB Article: - 888839, 887981, 875358, 824721
URL:- www.kbalertz.com/kb_888839.aspx
URL:- http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;824721
URL:- http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;887981
URL:- http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;875358

HOT FIX URL:-
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/ms05-006.mspx

IMPORTANT: - RESTART THE COMPUTER AFTER INSTALLING HOTFIX.

MOST IMPORTANT: - URL:- http://support.microsoft.com/kb/887981
Click on IT-Professionals  Download the update (KB887981)

Step by Step:
1) Install IIS 6.0
2) Install SQL 2K with SP3a
3) Install SPS2003
4) Install WSS - SP1
(OPTIONAL if your Production Server has SPS - SP1 then Install SPS -
SP1 aslo on Test Server)
5) Install HOTFIX
6) Restart system
7) Restore the backup
SUCCESS!.

Any problem let me know.
darbha.prasad@xxxxxxxxx




fernando wrote:

> This message is targeted to Shane Young (I know she had dealed with
> the problem once) but if any other can help me please do it:
>
> I have seen a message in winserverhelp
> (http://www.winserverhelp.com/ftopic38473.html) where you answer a
> problem with sharepoint portal server restore. I have encountered the
> same problem when restoring mine and I would like to know how you
> finally resolve it. I have tried to write Ray the person that posted
> the problem (raybellireland@xxxxxxxxx) but the mail is not recognized
> by the mail server. The configuration of my 2 enviroments ((original
> and target) is the following:
>
>
> Original (development):
>
> .Front-end : windows server 2003 "ENTERPRISE" edition with
> SPS-SP1,WSS-SP1 installed.
> . Back-end : sql server 2000 with "SP3a"
>
> Target (production):
>
> . Front-end : windows server 2003 "STANDARD" edition with
> SPS-SP1,WSS-SP1 installed.
> . Back-end : sql server 2000 with SP3
>
>
> When I try to restore the portal in the target enviroment I get the
> message "the database schema is too old..." after creating the
> databases in the back-eend. Looking up in Internet this problem, I
> think that maybe the source of this problem is that in the original
> enviroment the sql server has service pack 3A installed while in the
> target has only service pack 3, so the next movement is to install
> service pack 3A in the target enviroment.
>
> I have seen in your message that Ray had the same version of service
> pack in his sql servers and instead of that the problem still
> appears, so maybe if I update the service pack in sql target server I
> think that the problem will still appear (from Ray`s experience).
> Anyway I'm going to update it.
>
> The other different parameter between original and target enviroment
> is the version of the Windows server 2003 in front-end servers. In
> the original I have the enterprise edition while in the target is the
> standard. Is that the problem? . How did tou help Ray to resolve it?.
>
> Thank you for your time and help.
>
>
> Fernando Perez
> efecor@xxxxxxxxxxx
> Spain.

.



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