Some cases should be solved simply by copying the msdb.sys.sp_dboption stored procedure, from a previous version of SQL Server, into the master database of SQL Server 2012, and marking it as a system procedure so it can be executed on any database:
USE master
GO
EXEC sys.sp_MS_marksystemobject sp_dboption
There is still something more that can be done if the above is not enough - Install the SQL Server 2005 Backward Compatibility Components MSI (it includes the DMO feature)
Some cases should be solved simply by copying the
msdb.sys.sp_dboptionstored procedure, from a previous version of SQL Server, into themasterdatabase ofSQL Server 2012, and marking it as a system procedure so it can be executed on any database:There is still something more that can be done if the above is not enough - Install the SQL Server 2005 Backward Compatibility Components MSI (it includes the DMO feature)
32 bit, X86 Package - SQLServer2005_BC.msi 64 bit, X64 Package - SQLServer2005_BC_x64.msi
Best solution is still the one where you kept Lync 2010 running on SQL Server <= 2008R2 and didn't have to reach this page:)