SMS: Upgrading SQL Server Used for a Systems Management Server Database (149178)

SUMMARY

Microsoft Systems Management Server uses a SQL Server database to store its system information and computer inventory. When you upgrade the SQL Server computer that contains the database for a Systems Management Server version 1.0 or 1.1 site, additional procedures are required to re-create some of the stored procedures for the Systems Management Server database.

MORE INFORMATION

If the stored procedures are not restored, the Systems Management Server Scheduler is unable to activate jobs that use the Include Subsites option. Jobs will remain in a Pending state and will never be activated.

To re-create the stored procedures for a Systems Management Server database, use the following steps:

Run the SQL script Sp_site.sql against the SQL Server that contains the Systems Management Server database. When you run the script, make sure that the Systems Management Server database is the active database. The Sp_site.sql script is located in the <Smsdrive>:\<Smsdirectory>\<Site>.srv\<Platform>.bin directory of the Systems Management Server site server.
You can use ISQL/w to run the script file. To use ISQL/w to run the script, start ISQL/w, connect to the SQL Server computer that contains the Systems Management Server database. Select the Systems Management Server database in the Database box, open the Sp_site.sql script that is located on the site server, and run the script. If the script has run successfully, only the following text is returned in the Results tab:
This command did not return data, and it did not return any rows
If the Results tab displays "Invalid Object Name errors," you have run the script against a non-Systems Management Server database.

NOTE: You do not need to manually run the Sp_site.sql script for Systems Management Server version 1.2 databases.