Published: December 2, 2010

This section of the Microsoft Project Server documentation covers the process of upgrading to Project Server 2010.

• Microsoft Project Server 2010 SuperFlow

  Describes and links to the SuperFlow, a self-contained interactive Help file that provides a collection of technical content for upgrading to Project Server 2010.

• TechNet Webcast: Project Server 2010 upgrade and migration

  This Microsoft TechNet Webcast discusses Microsoft Project Server 2010 features, requirements, and deployment considerations that IT professionals need to know about.

• Backward compatibility mode (Project Server 2010 TechNet Webcast)

  This Microsoft TechNet Webcast discusses the Microsoft Project Server 2010 Backwards Compatibility Mode (BCM) feature, which helps you to accelerate deployment of Microsoft Project 2010.

• Backward compatibility mode (BCM) (Project Server 2010)

  These articles discuss backward compatibility mode (BCM) and how to create a Microsoft Project Web App in BCM.

• SQL script for known Project Server 2010 upgrade issues

  This article describes how to run a data validation check on your Office Project Server 2007 databases to look for known conditions that may cause an upgrade failure.

• Upgrade from a trial version of Project Server 2010

  This article contains information and a procedure on how to upgrade from a trial version of Microsoft Project Server 2010 to a full product edition.

• Upgrade from a trial version of Project Server 2010

  This article describes how to upgrade from the Project Server 2010 Trial version to the fully licensed version of Project Server 2010.

• In-place upgrade to Project Server 2010

  This article describes the process of doing an in-place upgrade from Microsoft Office Project Server 2007 to Project Server 2010.

• Upgrade considerations for Project Web App Web Parts

  This article describes the corrective actions that are necessary for PWA Web Parts when you upgrade from Microsoft Office Project Server 2007 to Microsoft Project Server 2010.

• Database-attach full upgrade to Project Server 2010

  This article describes how to do a database-attach full upgrade to Project Server 2010, in which you back up the required databases in the old farm and then restore them in the new farm.

• Database-attach core upgrade to Project Server 2010

  This article describes how to do a database-attach core upgrade to Project Server 2010, in which you are basically using backup copies of your Office Project Server 2007 databases that contain your project data.

• Virtual migration environment (VME) guide for Project Server 2010

  The Project Server VME is a virtualized Office Project Server 2007 environment that contains all the necessary applications and utilities required to migrate Microsoft Office Project Server 2003 data to Office Project Server 2007. To migrate from Project Server 2003 to Project Server 2010, first you must migrate your data to Office Project Server 2007 format.

• Upgrade to Project Server 2010 from Project Server 2003

  This series of articles provides information and procedures about how to migrate from Microsoft Office Project Server 2003 to Project Server 2010.

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