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Chris,
Just wanted to say that your tool was a extremely helpful when I switched hosts.
Thanks for making it available.
Tom
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Hi Chris,
I tried your tool with a larger database and I ran into a problem. I checked the "Ignore log, stat, userlogin tables" option, but it still tried to export the stat table which timed out.
Tom
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This is a GREAT tool...Does it work with umbraco v3?
Thanks...
Jason
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Tom Holland wrote:
Hi Chris,
I tried your tool with a larger database and I ran into a problem. I checked the "Ignore log, stat, userlogin tables" option, but it still tried to export the stat table which timed out.
Tom
I'll try it with version 3 and look into this problem, unfortunately it's going to be a week or 2 as I'm tied up at the moment.
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Here is another solution that I have found works. I downloaded the SQL Web Data Administrator from codeplex, and found it's export tool to be decent. If you have remote access to your DB, you can run this locally and pull the data down, or run it from your hosting environment. I have used it to transfer databases from hosts that do not allow remote connections, as well as those who block object transfers. Case
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Looks like the tools works with 3.05, as from what I can tell it doesn't have any DB changes. As I'm running using discountasp.net for my personal site now I don't really use it anymore so if anyone could test it that'd be good. I'd also recommend http://www.ruizata.com/ for dumping databases, it works well.
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mrshrinkray wrote:Tom Holland wrote:
Hi Chris,
I tried your tool with a larger database and I ran into a problem. I checked the "Ignore log, stat, userlogin tables" option, but it still tried to export the stat table which timed out.
Tom
I'll try it with version 3 and look into this problem, unfortunately it's going to be a week or 2 as I'm tied up at the moment. I realised I completely forgot to reply to this. I can remember not being able to reproduce the problem, can you give me the steps to do it? Code://
// Check for log tables etc. and ignore if set
//
if ( ( tableName == "umbracoLog" || tableName == "umbracoUserLogins" || tableName == "umbracoStatSession" ) &&
this.checkBoxIgnoreLogTable.Checked )
{
continue;
}
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I found this really interesting Site for my little Server Connection Problem. This may Help others here in the Forum. http://www.connectionstrings.com/
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Youre Tool works great with any umbraco 2 installation. Thanks, that solved a lot of my Problems! :-)
But i have one single umbraco 3 installation i have to move from one SQl Server to another. I tried it with your Tool, but it seems, that it don´t work. Some Tables are missing, thats whats an error always shows me. I can start umbraco, but i only see halve of it, some Fileds are gone. i Think they coming from the DB.
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