New Installation of Sharepoint

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• Saturday, 4 July, 2009 14:21Mike Walsh MVPMVP, 版主

   
  

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  It depends on which SharePoint but the normal method would be to use the old system's databases when installing the new system.
  
  There will of course be NO link between the two systems after that. All you will have is a full copy of your existing system at the time the databases were used. Changes made to one will not go to the other.

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• Saturday, 4 July, 2009 14:50Irishkid35

   
  

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  It is MOSS 2007. So I make a backup of all the databases from the 1st installation and restore them on a second sql server instance. After that How do I rebuild them on the Sharepoint side?
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• Saturday, 4 July, 2009 15:11Mike Walsh MVPMVP, 版主

   
  

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  > After that How do I rebuild them on the Sharepoint side?
  
  Look at some Microsoft documentation.
  
  I was thinking more in terms of specifying the use of the database(s) when installing MOSS 2007.

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  • 已標示為解答Xue-Mei Chang-MSFTMSFT, 版主Monday, 13 July, 2009 4:26
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• Saturday, 4 July, 2009 15:24Irishkid35

   
  

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  I guess a backup from within sharepoint and then restoring to a new sharepoint site is not an option?
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