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Microsoft SQL Server version 7.0 service pack 4 (SP4) is the minimum version required to participate in a replication...

I figured it out.

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Re-Installing the SQL 2000 client tools, is probably the easiest fix.

SERVER--PROPERTIES--DATABASE SETTINGS

SP1 is now released.  I've applied SP1 over previous SP1 CTP and haven't had any issues.

I've applied it to a standalone server and a 64-bit cluster without any issues.

Was the new drive added as a cluster resource?

If so:  I have seen similiar behavior, just type the full path name in the dialog boxes and it will see/use the drive. ...

Cory, what type of replication?

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As you said, you'll need to drop the publication before being able to detach the database.  Yes, script the publication/subscription then drop it.  Move the log file, then bring the...

Depending on the replication topology, you cannot replicatate 2000 to 2005.  Here's a link to the Microsoft site which explains.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143241(SQL.90).aspx

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Check out the value your passing in for:

DataConversion1STARTOFEXECUTION

My dateIn is in the format yyyymmdd.  I believe you had dashes?  You'll have to modify your code for your input.

'Here's my code segment.  I'm converting to columns here, a name and a 'date.

Dim LastUpdate As String

Dim...

Add a "script component", after the source and before the destination.  You'll use this script to transform the columns that require conversions.

The output of the script will be used for...

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