RBS disable error, specified collectionID not found in database
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2012年6月19日 10:30
Hello
I am removing RBS from our SharePoint 2010. The process went fine for most of the content DB, except for two of them where I get an error after the $rbs.Migrate(), when I do the $rbs.Disable(): the specified CollectionId <3> was not found on the database, the collection could have been deleted. In fact, when I query the table mssqlrbs_resources.rbs_internal_collections, I get only 2 collections with id 0 and 2. I did not find more help in this forum and in google. Any hint would be much appreciated, thank you.
Pierrot
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2012年6月26日 6:50
Hi,
How did you remove RBS from your SharePoint server 2010? Please look into the ULS log to find more information.
In addition, I provide you some links about how to remove RBS for your reference:
http://alipka.wordpress.com/2010/06/19/how-to-disable-rbs-in-sharepoint-2010/
http://blogs.technet.com/b/pramodbalusu/archive/2011/07/09/rbs-and-sharepoint-2010.aspx
Rock Wang
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- 已标记为答案 Rock Wang– MSFT 2012年6月29日 8:18
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2012年7月2日 8:06
I followed exactly what is mentioned in the links you provide:
$cdb=Get-SPContentDatabase <ContentDbName>
$rbs=$cdb.RemoteBlobStorageSettings
$rbs.GetProviderNames()
$rbs.SetActiveProviderName("")
$rbs.Migrate()
$rbs.Disable()this went fine for most of the content DBs, except for 2 or 3 where the problem occurred at the last step $rbs.Disable().
Pierrot
- 已标记为答案 Pierrot Heritier 2012年7月13日 10:07
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2012年7月13日 10:07
Finally, I opened a case at Microsoft. The solution is:
1. for every site collection, Backup-SPsite
2. delete the content database in SharePoint using Manage Content Databases
3. Delete the content database in SQL
4. Create a new content database in SharePoint using Manage Content Databases
5. Restore-SPSite with the database as parameterFinally, uninstall RBS from the SharePoint Servers and from the SQL Server.
Pierrot

