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The Data Migration Manager encountered an error while setting up the temporary migration database
Posted by Mike Snyder on December 19, 2007 |I have been testing the Microsoft CRM Data Migration Manager recently and it's uh...how do I say this...been a little bumpy. Of course we're pretty much flying blind with no documentation so that's added a degree of difficulty to the task. We setup a test Data Migration Manager install on a virtual client machine and spent some time trying to get it to connect to CRM. Unfortunately I kept getting stuck at this error message.
"The Data Migration Manager encountered an error while setting up the temporary migration database. Restart the Data Migration Manager, and then try migrating the data again."
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Considering I am a domain administrator, a local administrator on the client machine and a system administrator in CRM...this error message caused some head scratching. However after reading through the just released Data Migration Manager read me file, I saw that this exact error was listed as a "Feature Area Known Issue". The resolution:
One possible source of this error message may be the UserReplicationID registry key. You can resolve this issue by deleting the registry key, restarting Data Migration Manager, and signing in again. You can find this registry key in the following path (depending on your system type):
32-bit systems:
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Data Migration Wizard64-bit systems:
HKLM\Software\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Data Migration Wizard
I followed the instructions and deleted this registry key...and now the Data Migration Manager loads like a champ!
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I believe the best way of migrating data into Microsoft Dynamic CRM is by using SQL Integration Services (SSIS).
You can use SSIS script component to write code using the CRM SDK.
I made a tool that helps generates the DLL required to use from SSIS script component to write Microsoft SDK code. You can download this too for free from this location http://www.ssis4crm.com
You will fined there interactions of doing a simple load.
This way is supported by Microsoft (using MSCRM SDK)
Posted by: adi | Aug 6, 2008 8:42:25 AM
I encountered the same problem as well. I resolved this issue by following the steps listed above: deleting the registry key "UserReplicationID", restarting Data Migration Manager, and signing in again. Thanks for your help!!
Posted by: Ed | Mar 31, 2009 12:14:06 PM