Verify CU installation

[JennPenn07]

Hello,
I installed the FEB2010 CU for Project Server 2007. before that we were on
SP2 and the Dec. CU.

It all seems fine, but when I found some inconsistancies when I try to
validate the installation. I queried the published database's version table
to check for the update, but it is not there, it only shows the my Dec and
prior updates. However on the app/web server, it shows in Add and Remove
programs that the update is installed.

I also queried the content database for WSS and it returns the update.

I suspect that it was all successfully installed, but it worries me that the
versions table for each of the PS databases are not showing the update. Any
ideas?

 

[Ben Howard [MVP]]

Hi JennPenn07,
You could try Steven Haden's blog in the 1st instance - it details the DB
schema versions -
http://blogs.msdn.com/shaden/archiv...umulative-update-database-schema-version.aspx
- it won't get you all the information but it's a start.

 

[Gerard Wojcik]

JennPenn07 - Did you run the SharePoint Configuration Wizard after installing
the Project Server CU? The Configuration Wizard will
create an Upgrade.log file when executed. Check the log for failures or
errors - located the log file located in the diagnostic log path.
The Configuration Wizard applies the updates to the databases.

TechNet - Deploy cumulative updates (Project Server 2007)
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd239177.aspx

 

[Barbara - Austria]

Hi JennPenn07,

I am afraid it won't help you a lot...
I have exactly the same issue and installed several times running
configuration wizzard each time with same result.
Have you tested any of the fixed issues?

Regards
Barbar

Am 08.03.2010 22:57, schrieb JennPenn07:

 

[JennPenn07]

Yes, i ran the SP config wiz after installing the SP and PS CUs.
I looked at the log file and it did not seem to have any errors.

Thanks for your reply.

 

[JennPenn07]

I have not tested any of the fixed issues. Thats a good idea, thanks.

 

[JennPenn07]

Thanks, i will look at this.

Hi JennPenn07,
You could try Steven Haden's blog in the 1st instance - it details the DB
schema versions -
http://blogs.msdn.com/shaden/archiv...umulative-update-database-schema-version.aspx
- it won't get you all the information but it's a start.

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[Ben Howard [MVP]]

Check out Brian's blog -
http://blogs.msdn.com/brismith/arch...e-project-server-database-versions-table.aspx