You can script your 2008 database to create the database objects and insert data, then run that script on the 2005 instance. You might have to temporarily disable foreign keys to get some of the inserts to work.
If you want to set the compatibility level of your 2008 SQL Servers to be 2005 (so that you are effectively saying that they are all 2005), you can use the SET COMPATIBILITY_LEVEL command to do this...MSDN link Using there example, you would run this on your 2008 databases: ALTER DATABASE database_name -- change me! SET COMPATIBILITY_LEVEL = 90 -- set to sql server 2005 compatibility level.
I really need to convert my database to sqlserver 2005. – LightWing May 10 at 5:58 @LightWing, as far as I understand (and it's not a lot) as long as you are NOT using "2008" features, you can just script your 2008 database into 2005...or use a SQL Schema comparison (like redgate sql compare) to move the schema from 2008 to 2005...again, unless you are using 2008 features, everything you've got is backwards compatible already... – davidsleeps May 10 at 6:03 +1: Beat me to it – OMG Ponies May 10 at 6:42.
You can script your 2008 database to create the database objects and insert data, then run that script on the 2005 instance. You might have to temporarily disable foreign keys to get some of the inserts to work. ALTER DATABASE database_name -- change me!
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