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      <title>SQLSERVER高版本数据向低版本迁移</title>
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      <description>mssqlserver高版本数据向低版本迁移  sqlserver2000的数据直接升级用在了sqlserver2016上，发觉sqlserver2016用起来太卡了，想换回2000的时候发觉mssqlserver不向下兼容，想要将Sqlserver高版本备份的数据还原到低版本SqlServer上去，但是这在SqlServer中是没法直接还原数据库的，所以经过一系列的请教总结出来一下可用方法。
首先、你得在电脑上装有你将要操作的高版本以及低版本的SqlServer或者你能够连上SqlServer高版本所在的数据库（便于后面拷贝数据），
第二步、打开高版本数据库中你需要备份的数据库，将你备份的数据库相关的登录名或者用户删除。右键数据库-&amp;gt;任务-&amp;gt;生成脚本。在生成脚本的“选择对象”步骤选择“编写整个数据库及所有数据库对象的脚本选项”。在生成脚本的“设置脚本编写选项”的高级中选项中设置“编写USE DATABASE 脚本”和“架构限定对象名称”选项为False并将“服务器版脚本”选择为你的低版本的数据库的版本。生成脚本。
第三步、在你低版本的数据库中新建数据库（名称随便），打开Sql脚本。将脚本中所有关于原数据库名称的操作全部删除，将数据库从第一个alter操作分成两部分，对新建数据库执行第一部分建表操作。
第四步、右键新建的数据库-&amp;gt;任务-&amp;gt;导入数据,将数据来源设置为高版本的数据库，目标设置成当前数据库。然后选择复制一个或多个图表。选择所有的数据表，然后在“编辑映射”将”启用标识插入“选上。导入数据
第五步、最后再执行前面分割的第二部分Sql脚本，为数据库建索引！ Ok.到此高版本SqlServer数据库在低版本SqlServer中恢复成功</description>
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