Project Server VME: Run post-migration scripts (optional)

 

Applies to: Project Server 2010

Topic Last Modified: 2013-12-18

After doing post-migration tasks to your migrated Microsoft Office Project Server 2007 data in the Project Server virtual migration environment (VME), you have the option to run the following migration scripts. The migration scripts are optional, but are highly recommended in helping to find issues that might prevent you from migrating your data properly.

• Run Migration Script 5 to capture a post-migration Project Server 2007 data snapshot

• Run Migration Script 6 to capture all Project Server 2007 projects with associated project workspaces

• Run Migration Script 7 to compare Project Server 2003 and Project Server 2007 data validation snapshots

• Run Migration Script 8 to list projects with unlinked workspaces

• Run Migration Script 9 to test your Project Server 2007 data for known migration issues

• Run Migration Script 10 to correct multilanguage lookup table upgrade issues

The Project Server virtual migration environment is a Office Project Server 2007 virtual environment used to migrate Project Server 2003 data to Microsoft Project Server 2010. There is no direct migration path from Office Project Server 2007 to Project Server 2010. However, the Project Server VME can be used as a pass-through environment to upgrade the Project Server 2003 data to Office Project Server 2007 before you upgrade the data to Project Server 2010. For more information about the Project Server virtual migration environment (VME), see Migrate your Project Server 2003 data by using the VME. For more information about upgrading to Microsoft Project Server 2010, see Project Server 2010 upgrade overview.