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    Posted: 29 November 2005 at 5:18pm
I have a very active forum on SQL 2000 that is 7.7a and would like to update it - I don't see any clear instructions to update the forum.

What is the procedure?

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Make a backup of your present forum, then update the ASP files.

You may need to put back in your SQL server connection details after the update if you overwrite this file.
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Using the access version to do the same thing, do I just (after backup) copy up the asp files? The only alterations I would then have to make would be in common.asp would they? Or is it just as easy and effective to copy all the files except common.asp ?

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With the Access version, make a backup of your Access database, then just replace all the ASP files.

If you have moved your database to a secure location (as you should have done) then you will need to edit the common.asp files to put back in the location of the database.
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