Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 810-08230 User Manual

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Upgrading a Data-Tier Application 
CHAPTER 3
 
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NOTE
  If the database has changed, it is a best practice to review the potential data 
losses before you proceed and verify that this is the outcome you want for the upgrad-
ed database. However, the original database is still preserved, renamed, and maintained 
on the SQL Server instance. Any data changes can be migrated from the original data-
base to the new database after the upgrade is complete.
  8.
  The next page includes a summary of the settings that will be used to upgrade the 
data-tier application . Review the information displayed in the Summary page and the 
DAC properties tree to ensure that the actions to be taken are correct, and then click 
Next to continue .
  9.
  The Upgrade DAC page, shown in Figure 3-12, includes results, such as the success 
or failure of each action performed during the upgrade process . Some of the actions 
tested include
  Validating the upgrade .
  Preparing system tables in msdb .
  Preparing the deployment script .
  Creating the new database .
  Creating schema objects in the database .
  Setting the source database as read-only .
  Disconnecting users from the existing source database .
  Preparing scripts to copy data from the database .
  Disabling constraints on the database .
  Setting the database to read/write .
  Renaming the database .
  Upgrading the DAC metadata in msdb to reflect the new DAC version.
Review the result for every action . You can also click Save Report to capture the entire 
report . Then click Finish to complete the upgrade .