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Temporarily moving a SQL Server 2016 database to SQL Server 2017 and then moving back. Is it possible?
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If I take a backup of a database from a SQL Server 2016 instance and then restore it to a 2017 instance to do some work on it.
Can I then turn around and back up that database from the 2017 instance and use that to overwrite the original version on the 2016 instance?
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If I take a backup of a database from a SQL Server 2016 instance and then restore it to a 2017 instance to do some work on it.
Can I then turn around and back up that database from the 2017 instance and use that to overwrite the original version on the 2016 instance?
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If I take a backup of a database from a SQL Server 2016 instance and then restore it to a 2017 instance to do some work on it.
Can I then turn around and back up that database from the 2017 instance and use that to overwrite the original version on the 2016 instance?
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If I take a backup of a database from a SQL Server 2016 instance and then restore it to a 2017 instance to do some work on it.
Can I then turn around and back up that database from the 2017 instance and use that to overwrite the original version on the 2016 instance?
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sql-server backup sql-server-2016 restore sql-server-2017
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No, this is not possible.SQL Server 2017 backups cannot be restored by any earlier version of SQL Server ref
Also, regarding detatching and reattaching per the docs:
After being attached to SQL Server 2017, the database is available
immediately and is automatically upgraded. This prevents the database
from being used with an older version of the Database Engine
Also, not sure you care about the compatibility level, but FYSA:
If the compatibility level of a user database is 100 or higher before
upgrade, it remains the same after upgrade. If the compatibility level
is 90 before upgrade in the upgraded database, the compatibility level
is set to 100, which is the lowest supported compatibility level in
SQL Server 2017.
Additionally, I believe you question is about a user database, but if it isn't:
Backups of master, model and msdb that were created by using an
earlier version of SQL Server cannot be restored by SQL Server 2017
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No, this is not possible.SQL Server 2017 backups cannot be restored by any earlier version of SQL Server ref
Also, regarding detatching and reattaching per the docs:
After being attached to SQL Server 2017, the database is available
immediately and is automatically upgraded. This prevents the database
from being used with an older version of the Database Engine
Also, not sure you care about the compatibility level, but FYSA:
If the compatibility level of a user database is 100 or higher before
upgrade, it remains the same after upgrade. If the compatibility level
is 90 before upgrade in the upgraded database, the compatibility level
is set to 100, which is the lowest supported compatibility level in
SQL Server 2017.
Additionally, I believe you question is about a user database, but if it isn't:
Backups of master, model and msdb that were created by using an
earlier version of SQL Server cannot be restored by SQL Server 2017
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No, this is not possible.SQL Server 2017 backups cannot be restored by any earlier version of SQL Server ref
Also, regarding detatching and reattaching per the docs:
After being attached to SQL Server 2017, the database is available
immediately and is automatically upgraded. This prevents the database
from being used with an older version of the Database Engine
Also, not sure you care about the compatibility level, but FYSA:
If the compatibility level of a user database is 100 or higher before
upgrade, it remains the same after upgrade. If the compatibility level
is 90 before upgrade in the upgraded database, the compatibility level
is set to 100, which is the lowest supported compatibility level in
SQL Server 2017.
Additionally, I believe you question is about a user database, but if it isn't:
Backups of master, model and msdb that were created by using an
earlier version of SQL Server cannot be restored by SQL Server 2017
answered 8 hours ago
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No, this is not possible.SQL Server 2017 backups cannot be restored by any earlier version of SQL Server ref
Also, regarding detatching and reattaching per the docs:
After being attached to SQL Server 2017, the database is available
immediately and is automatically upgraded. This prevents the database
from being used with an older version of the Database Engine
Also, not sure you care about the compatibility level, but FYSA:
If the compatibility level of a user database is 100 or higher before
upgrade, it remains the same after upgrade. If the compatibility level
is 90 before upgrade in the upgraded database, the compatibility level
is set to 100, which is the lowest supported compatibility level in
SQL Server 2017.
Additionally, I believe you question is about a user database, but if it isn't:
Backups of master, model and msdb that were created by using an
earlier version of SQL Server cannot be restored by SQL Server 2017
answered 8 hours ago
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No, this is not possible.SQL Server 2017 backups cannot be restored by any earlier version of SQL Server ref
Also, regarding detatching and reattaching per the docs:
After being attached to SQL Server 2017, the database is available
immediately and is automatically upgraded. This prevents the database
from being used with an older version of the Database Engine
Also, not sure you care about the compatibility level, but FYSA:
If the compatibility level of a user database is 100 or higher before
upgrade, it remains the same after upgrade. If the compatibility level
is 90 before upgrade in the upgraded database, the compatibility level
is set to 100, which is the lowest supported compatibility level in
SQL Server 2017.
Additionally, I believe you question is about a user database, but if it isn't:
Backups of master, model and msdb that were created by using an
earlier version of SQL Server cannot be restored by SQL Server 2017
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