Answer by Tim
You can install a second instance and migrate to that instance. Not sure how much free storage you have on the server to duplicate any databases and work load or how your applications would react to...
View ArticleAnswer by Shawn_Melton
You will have to do a new install as Tim suggested. I would do all this on a test server if possible to make sure it works (cause I have not actually attempted all this): For SSRS follow the migration...
View ArticleAnswer by JamesT
Based on the information I have received, and the research I have done, it looks like there is no "clean" way to downgrade and retain the default instance name for SQL.( MSSQLSERVER ) This is my...
View ArticleAnswer by Tim
You can install a second instance and migrate to that instance. Not sure how much free storage you have on the server to duplicate any databases and work load or how your applications would react to...
View ArticleAnswer by Shawn_Melton
You will have to do a new install as Tim suggested. I would do all this on a test server if possible to make sure it works (cause I have not actually attempted all this): For SSRS follow the migration...
View ArticleAnswer by JamesT
Based on the information I have received, and the research I have done, it looks like there is no "clean" way to downgrade and retain the default instance name for SQL.( MSSQLSERVER ) This is my...
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