ChrisHammond · November 12, 2018 04:36
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 Documenting the instructions for migrating from the DNN Core 5.0.3 module to Active Forums 5.0. 

 2018 Notes
 These instructions were originally written by myself (Chris Hammond) in 2012 and posted in the Codeplex Wiki, with the deprecation of Codeplex they were lost and are being reincarnated in this GIST.
 Active Forums is on V6, can you migrate to that? Possible, but I haven't tried. 


 Instructions for use

 Always test on a copy of your production site before using in production, you've been warned
 Install Active Forums 5.0
 Place Active Forums module on a page
 Get the Module ID for the Active Forum module by navigating to the Module Settings (easiest to find when you have popups disabled in DNN 6, look at the URL of the Settings page. This ID will be your TargetModuleId
 Get the Module ID for the DNN Forum module on a page in the same manner as above. This ID will be your SourceModuleID
 Figure out your Portal ID by looking at the URL of your Host/Site Management page
 Get the latest copy of the Migration script grab v1.3 from this work item
 Find the two instances of CHANGEME in the script and put in your Target and Source module ids. 
 Check the PortalId in the script, it is defaulted to 0, this may be correct for most of you
 If you are running this script in a SQL Query Window in SQL Server Management Studio (RECOMMENDED) search and replace the tokens {databaseOwner} and {objectQualifier} in the migration script. The values you will replace these tokens with will most likely be "dbo." and "", but you can verify by checking your web.config file and looking for objectQualifier and databaseOwner in there.
 You can execute the Script in the Host/SQL page and you don't have to search/replace for the tokens, DNN will do it for you, but because this script may take a while to run you probably don't want to run it via HOST/SQL
 Wait for the script to complete, this may take 15 to 20 minutes if you have a large site (testing a site with 53k topics and 434k replies it takes over 20 minutes to run)
 You should go through all of your Forums and Forum Groups and verify permissions and settings, you do this via the Control Panel in the Active Forum module. The migration script makes a lot of assumptions and has some default settings, so to be safe please verify every forum/setting.

 ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS COMING SOON
	Documenting the instructions for migrating from the DNN Core 5.0.3 module to Active Forums 5.0.

	2018 Notes
	These instructions were originally written by myself (Chris Hammond) in 2012 and posted in the Codeplex Wiki, with the deprecation of Codeplex they were lost and are being reincarnated in this GIST.
	Active Forums is on V6, can you migrate to that? Possible, but I haven't tried.


	Instructions for use

	Always test on a copy of your production site before using in production, you've been warned
	Install Active Forums 5.0
	Place Active Forums module on a page
	Get the Module ID for the Active Forum module by navigating to the Module Settings (easiest to find when you have popups disabled in DNN 6, look at the URL of the Settings page. This ID will be your TargetModuleId
	Get the Module ID for the DNN Forum module on a page in the same manner as above. This ID will be your SourceModuleID
	Figure out your Portal ID by looking at the URL of your Host/Site Management page
	Get the latest copy of the Migration script grab v1.3 from this work item
	Find the two instances of CHANGEME in the script and put in your Target and Source module ids.
	Check the PortalId in the script, it is defaulted to 0, this may be correct for most of you
	If you are running this script in a SQL Query Window in SQL Server Management Studio (RECOMMENDED) search and replace the tokens {databaseOwner} and {objectQualifier} in the migration script. The values you will replace these tokens with will most likely be "dbo." and "", but you can verify by checking your web.config file and looking for objectQualifier and databaseOwner in there.
	You can execute the Script in the Host/SQL page and you don't have to search/replace for the tokens, DNN will do it for you, but because this script may take a while to run you probably don't want to run it via HOST/SQL
	Wait for the script to complete, this may take 15 to 20 minutes if you have a large site (testing a site with 53k topics and 434k replies it takes over 20 minutes to run)
	You should go through all of your Forums and Forum Groups and verify permissions and settings, you do this via the Control Panel in the Active Forum module. The migration script makes a lot of assumptions and has some default settings, so to be safe please verify every forum/setting.

	ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS COMING SOON