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I have a 2 server farm, Front-end with Distributed Cache + Application with Search. Started from 2010, migrated to 2013, 2016 and last month to 2019. At the last one I had some troubles, I just noticed few days ago, that the WSS_Content has this message. The problem is the following:
If I run Test-SPContentDatabase WSS_Content I get some warnings, but all are non-blocking. If i run Upgrade-SPContentDatabase WSS_Content I get the following error:
Upgrade-SPContentDatabase : Upgrade completed with errors. Review the upgrade log file located in C:\Program Files\Common
Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\16\LOGS\Upgrade-20220926-203719-297-f21c6c6f4d824e8d9e07bf74fc4ecaf9.log. The number of
errors and warnings is listed at the end of the upgrade log file.
At line:1 char:1
+ Upgrade-SPContentDatabase WSS_Content
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : InvalidData: (Microsoft.Share...ContentDatabase:SPCmdletUpgradeContentDatabase) [Upgrade-SPContentDatab
ase], SPUpgradeException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell.SPCmdletUpgradeContentDatabase
If I check the log:
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09/26/2022 20:46:48.51 powershell_ise (0x4758) 0x23A8 SharePoint Foundation Upgrade SPFeatureDefinition aj2bj ERROR Feature upgrade action 'CustomUpgradeAction.LocalizeVisibleMicroFeedFieldDisplayNames' threw an exception upgrading Feature 'MySiteMicroBlog' (Id: 15/'ea23650b-0340-4708-b465-441a41c37af7') in Web 'http://portal/tools': <nativehr>0x80070002</nativehr><nativestack></nativestack> c5d468a0-5416-6047-750b-2c8a5707907c
09/26/2022 20:46:48.51 powershell_ise (0x4758) 0x23A8 SharePoint Foundation Upgrade SPFeatureDefinition aj3r9 DEBUG [SPRequest Objects=1] for feature upgrade action CustomUpgradeAction.LocalizeVisibleMicroFeedFieldDisplayNames applying to version range [null, 15.0.6.0) for [Feature 'MySiteMicroBlog' (Id: 15/'ea23650b-0340-4708-b465-441a41c37af7')] with instance version 15.0.5.0 in Web 'http://portal/tools' c5d468a0-5416-6047-750b-2c8a5707907c
09/26/2022 20:46:48.51 powershell_ise (0x4758) 0x23A8 SharePoint Foundation Upgrade SPFeatureDefinition aj3r9 DEBUG [SQL Query Count=1] for feature upgrade action CustomUpgradeAction.LocalizeVisibleMicroFeedFieldDisplayNames applying to version range [null, 15.0.6.0) for [Feature 'MySiteMicroBlog' (Id: 15/'ea23650b-0340-4708-b465-441a41c37af7')] with instance version 15.0.5.0 in Web 'http://portal/tools' c5d468a0-5416-6047-750b-2c8a5707907c
09/26/2022 20:46:48.51 powershell_ise (0x4758) 0x23A8 SharePoint Foundation Upgrade SPFeatureDefinition aj3r9 DEBUG [CPU Cycles=13259864] for feature upgrade action CustomUpgradeAction.LocalizeVisibleMicroFeedFieldDisplayNames applying to version range [null, 15.0.6.0) for [Feature 'MySiteMicroBlog' (Id: 15/'ea23650b-0340-4708-b465-441a41c37af7')] with instance version 15.0.5.0 in Web 'http://portal/tools' c5d468a0-5416-6047-750b-2c8a5707907c
09/26/2022 20:46:48.51 powershell_ise (0x4758) 0x23A8 SharePoint Foundation Upgrade SPFeatureDefinition aj3r9 DEBUG [Execution Time=7.485] for feature upgrade action CustomUpgradeAction.LocalizeVisibleMicroFeedFieldDisplayNames applying to version range [null, 15.0.6.0) for [Feature 'MySiteMicroBlog' (Id: 15/'ea23650b-0340-4708-b465-441a41c37af7')] with instance version 15.0.5.0 in Web 'http://portal/tools' c5d468a0-5416-6047-750b-2c8a5707907c
09/26/2022 20:46:48.51 powershell_ise (0x4758) 0x23A8 SharePoint Foundation Upgrade SPFeatureDefinition aj2be INFO Ending upgrade for [Feature 'MySiteMicroBlog' (Id: 15/'ea23650b-0340-4708-b465-441a41c37af7')] with instance version 15.0.5.0 and definition version 15.0.6.0 in Web 'http://portal/tools' c5d468a0-5416-6047-750b-2c8a5707907c
09/26/2022 20:46:48.51 powershell_ise (0x4758) 0x23A8 SharePoint Foundation Upgrade SPFeatureDefinition aj3r7 DEBUG [SPRequest Objects=1] for [Feature 'MySiteMicroBlog' (Id: 15/'ea23650b-0340-4708-b465-441a41c37af7')] with instance version 15.0.5.0 and definition version 15.0.6.0 in Web 'http://portal/tools' c5d468a0-5416-6047-750b-2c8a5707907c
09/26/2022 20:46:48.51 powershell_ise (0x4758) 0x23A8 SharePoint Foundation Upgrade SPFeatureDefinition aj3r7 DEBUG [SQL Query Count=1] for [Feature 'MySiteMicroBlog' (Id: 15/'ea23650b-0340-4708-b465-441a41c37af7')] with instance version 15.0.5.0 and definition version 15.0.6.0 in Web 'http://portal/tools' c5d468a0-5416-6047-750b-2c8a5707907c
09/26/2022 20:46:48.51 powershell_ise (0x4758) 0x23A8 SharePoint Foundation Upgrade SPFeatureDefinition aj3r7 DEBUG [CPU Cycles=17234898] for [Feature 'MySiteMicroBlog' (Id: 15/'ea23650b-0340-4708-b465-441a41c37af7')] with instance version 15.0.5.0 and definition version 15.0.6.0 in Web 'http://portal/tools' c5d468a0-5416-6047-750b-2c8a5707907c
09/26/2022 20:46:48.51 powershell_ise (0x4758) 0x23A8 SharePoint Foundation Upgrade SPFeatureDefinition aj3r7 DEBUG [Execution Time=7.9107] for [Feature 'MySiteMicroBlog' (Id: 15/'ea23650b-0340-4708-b465-441a41c37af7')] with instance version 15.0.5.0 and definition version 15.0.6.0 in Web 'http://portal/tools' c5d468a0-5416-6047-750b-2c8a5707907c
09/26/2022 20:46:48.51 powershell_ise (0x4758) 0x23A8 SharePoint Foundation Upgrade SPWebWssSequence2 ajy85 ERROR Feature upgrade incomplete for Feature 'MySiteMicroBlog' (Id: 15/'ea23650b-0340-4708-b465-441a41c37af7') in Web 'http://portal/tools'. Exception: <nativehr>0x80070002</nativehr><nativestack></nativestack> c5d468a0-5416-6047-750b-2c8a5707907c
...
If I unistall the feature MySiteMicroBlog the message Database is up to date, but some sites are not completely upgraded. does not show up, the command Upgrade-SPContentDatabase WSS_Content_Intranet says that no upgrade is required, but some webparts are not rendered at all.
I found this on the web, to upgrade the feature, here again:
$featureName="MySiteMicroBlog"
$latestVersion=(get-spfeature|where {$_.DisplayName -eq $featureName}).Version
$web=get-spweb http://portal/tools
$theFeature=$web.Features|Where {$_.Definition.DisplayName -eq $featureName}
$currentVersion=$theFeature.Version
write-host "Current Version: $currentVersion, Latest Version: $latestVersion"
$theFeature.Upgrade($false)
I get the following error:
<nativehr>0x80070002</nativehr><nativestack></nativestack>
Any Ideas?
We are currently looking into this issue and will give you an update as soon as possible.
Thank you for your understanding and support.
Hi @Borsoi Emanuel ,
Thank you for your post in our forum.
1.If this feature is not particularly needed, you may uninstall this feature and then use the mount command to attach and upgrade. Please refer to the official documentation.
Note that uninstall is executed at your SharePoint2016, after execution go with the mount command with the new database to the SharePoint2019 environment.
2.There are 10 steps to do before upgrade the feature.
You could follow this answer to have a check.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please do feel free to contact me.
Yours sincerely,
Renjie Sun
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Well,
as I have written, after uninstalling the feature some webparts are not rendered at all, so this solution is not applicable. Furthermore, I currently migrated to 2019, one month ago, production environment is un CU August 2022.
The link you posted is within the one I posted and I wrote that the upgrade causes the error I posted in my question.
Hi @Borsoi Emanuel ,
Thank you for the reply.
In the answer I provided, the step 10 mentioned:
Any errors that occur as part of the upgrade process will be shown in the PowerShell window. However, we can confirm that our upgrade was successful by issuing the following command:
write-host ($theFeature).Version
In this way, you may check if the upgrade was successful.
Best regards,
Renjie Sun
Sorry, don't understand your message.
As I wrote in the first post, after uninstalling the feature there is no need to upgrade anymore, but some webparts are not rendered at all. With the feature installed it is not possible to upgrade the database, got the error.
I fixed it followings: