Upgrade Advisor detected data or log files that are not set to autogrow. In SQL Server 2005 and later, new and enhanced features require additional disk space for user databases and the tempdb system database. To ensure resources can accommodate size increases during upgrade and subsequent production operations, we recommend setting autogrow to ON for all user data and log files and the tempdb data and log files before upgrading to SQL Server 2008. After you have upgraded and tested your workloads, you may want to turn autogrow off or adjust the FILEGROWTH increment accordingly for user data and log files. We recommend that autogrow remain on for the tempdb system database. For more information, see "Capacity Planning for tempdb" in SQL Server Books Online.
Upgrade Advisor detected a trigger that uses the SET XACT_ABORT OFF statement. In 80 compatibility mode, SET XACT_ABORT OFF ...
Upgrade Advisor detected a view that uses the WITH CHECK OPTION and a TOP clause in the SELECT statement of the view or in ...
Upgrade Advisor detected an AFTER trigger nested inside an INSTEAD OF trigger that is defined on one or more tables. Nested ...
Upgrade Advisor detected an instance of SQL Server running under a Network Service or Local Service account on a Microsoft ...
Upgrade Advisor detected data or log files that are not set to autogrow. In SQL Server 2005 and later, new and enhanced features ...
Upgrade Advisor detected database files on a compressed drive. SQL Server 2008 cannot create or upgrade databases on compressed ...
Upgrade Advisor detected DISK INIT statements. The DISK INIT statement, used in earlier versions of SQL Server to create ...
Upgrade Advisor detected IIS 5.1 on the 32-bit version of Windows XP, which requires exclusive use of port 80. Upgrade will ...
Upgrade Advisor detected one or more custom data processing extensions on the report server. Upgrade can continue, but you ...