We have an installation of MOSS 2007 that is using MS SQL 2000 as the backend database. The web front end for MOSS is on one server and the database on a separate server. We would like to move the database to a MS SQL 2005 server. Is there a recommended approach for doing this? Does anyone know of any resources that offer tips, tricks, tutorials, best practices for doing this?
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I do not know if it's tacky to answer your own question, but none of the existing answers quite worked for me.
I ended up recreating the farm. Specifically, I...
This approach, while rather drastic, had the added benefit of allowing me to rename the database, SSPs, settings in IIS (i.e. web sites and application pools). Our installation was an in place upgrade from SPS2003, so the database names and SSPs were a little goofy. Recreating the farm allowed me to reconfigure things to be more similar to the default MOSS 2007 installation.
I suppose since you're just migrating the database(s), staying with the same version of Sharepoint, general recommendations for migrating a database from SQL Server 2000 to 2005 should apply.