Sep 13 2018 10:10 PM
Hi ALL
I add a content DB in my site but i see Current Number of Site Collections = 0
How do i fix it
Sep 16 2018 06:03 PM
Sep 16 2018 10:13 PM - edited Sep 16 2018 10:13 PM
Sep 16 2018 10:13 PM - edited Sep 16 2018 10:13 PM
If you follow the procedure documented there, then you should be good with the attaching process...how many site collections do you have in the original SharePoint Farm where you detached the Content DB?
Sep 17 2018 03:09 AM
SolutionA few things to consider :
1. How did you reattach the content database? Did you run "stsadm -o addcontentdb -url http//[URL] -databasename WSS_content"? Try that , if not already done.
2. Is the version of the content database you mounted and farm content database the same? If not, please upgrade both servers to the same built number.
3. If nothing of the above works , then try below :
$app = get-spwebapplication –identity “url of the problem web app”
$app.contentdatabases.count
Run SQL query
$db = get-spwebapplication –identity “url of the webapplication that had the null entry”
$db.contentdatabses.delete(“guidOfProblemDb”)
If you get null reference exception, then run the following command.
$db = Get-SPDatabase -Identity "guidOfProblemDb"
$db.Delete()
Update site map table in Config DB :
$db = get-spcontentdatabase -Identity [insert guid of cdb here]
$db.RefreshSitesInConfigurationDatabase()
Sep 17 2018 03:09 AM
SolutionA few things to consider :
1. How did you reattach the content database? Did you run "stsadm -o addcontentdb -url http//[URL] -databasename WSS_content"? Try that , if not already done.
2. Is the version of the content database you mounted and farm content database the same? If not, please upgrade both servers to the same built number.
3. If nothing of the above works , then try below :
$app = get-spwebapplication –identity “url of the problem web app”
$app.contentdatabases.count
Run SQL query
$db = get-spwebapplication –identity “url of the webapplication that had the null entry”
$db.contentdatabses.delete(“guidOfProblemDb”)
If you get null reference exception, then run the following command.
$db = Get-SPDatabase -Identity "guidOfProblemDb"
$db.Delete()
Update site map table in Config DB :
$db = get-spcontentdatabase -Identity [insert guid of cdb here]
$db.RefreshSitesInConfigurationDatabase()