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Oct 10, 2016

Field or property "Audit" does not exist

I am using SharePointPnPCore2013 Nuget Package to create a template xml using the method explained at the video below. https://channel9.msdn.com/blogs/OfficeDevPnP/Getting-Started-with-PnP-Provision...
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Oct 13, 2016
Thank you VesaJuvonen I am using the Nuget Package for SharePoint On Premise named "SharePointPnPCore2013" . I installed June 2016 CU and that seems to have helped. It is working fine now.
  • Malathi Sekkappan's avatar
    Malathi Sekkappan
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    Jan 24, 2017

    I are using SharePointPnPCore2013 2.11.1701.1 and I am still having issues.  Are there any other updates?

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      VesaJuvonen
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      Jan 24, 2017

      There's two factors for this.

       

      1. Right PowerShell/Nuget package - you'll need to use the specific version, like SP2013 version for SP2013
      2. Rigth SP2013 version being installed on the server side. Our baseline is April 2015 CU - If you are using older version of the SP2013 installation, you might run into issues
      • Malathi Sekkappan's avatar
        Malathi Sekkappan
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        Jan 25, 2017

        Thank you, Vesa.

         

        I installed/applied SP2013 January 2017 CU, I passed that error.  Now, it throws null pointer error at line

         

        web.ApplyProvisioningTemplate(template, ptai);

         

        Any ideas?

         

        Malathi.

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