Had trouble finding the above assembly to add reference to it. It wasn’t there in the 14 hive. The location where we can find it is
C:\Windows\assembly\GAC_MSIL\Microsoft.SharePoint.IdentityModel\
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Hi I got the error while trying to open the SharePoint Site after applying the MOSS SP2 update to it.
This post was helpful in resolving that error
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I had the same problem. and i fixed it by going here
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=A49472F9-93E…download the file that matches your OS. ie x32 or x64
If you try to run the file it will tell you the patch is already installed.
but run the file with “/extract” extrace the file to someware and run
“dw20w.msp”
Let it do its thing. It takes a while……Then presto. well as least for
me.
Let me know how you guys go with it.
Hope it helps!
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Exception: Microsoft.SharePoint.Upgrade.SPUpgradeException: Sequence [Microsoft.SharePoint.Upgrade.SPConfigurationDatabaseSequence] cannot upgrade an object [SPConfigurationDatabase Name=””] whose build version [12.0.0.6219] is too old. Upgrade requires [12.0.0.6421] or higher.
Hi I got the error while trying to upgrade MOSS 2007 Content Database to SharePoint 2010.
http://blog.tallan.com/2011/03/29/upgrading-a-sharepoint-2007-content-database-to-sharepoint-2010/
The reason was the update requires that MOSS 2007 has the SP2 applied to it.
Check out this extremely helpful post
http://mosshowto.blogspot.com/2010/06/migrating-to-sharepoint-2010.html
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Sample PowerShell Script for creating and deleting WebApplication and SiteCollection in SharePoint 2010
Sample PowerShell Script for creating a web application in SharePoint 2010
# add SharePoint Powershell snapin
add-PSSnapin Microsoft.Sharepoint.powershell
#define variables
$WebAppName=”SharePoint – 120″
$WebAppPort=120
$WebAppUrl=”http://servername:port/”
$WebAppPool=”SharePoint – 120″
$WebAppPoolAccount=”domain\password”
$WebAppDatabaseServer=”servername\SHAREPOINT”
$WebAppDatabaseName=”WSS_Content_120″
new-SPWebApplication -name $WebAppName -url $WebAppUrl -ApplicationPool $WebAppPool -ApplicationPoolAccount (Get-SPManagedAccount $WebAppPoolAccount) -DatabaseServer $WebAppDatabaseServer -DatabaseName $WebAppDatabaseName
write-host “New Web Application successfully created”
write-host “—————————————-”
write-host “Application name ” $webAppName -foregroundcolor Green
Sample PowerShell Script for deleting a web application in SharePoint 2010
$WebAppUrl=”http:/servername:port”
write-host “Begin Deleting Web Application at ” $WebAppUrl
write-host
Remove-SPWebApplication -Identity $WebAppUrl
write-host “New wEb Application successfully deleted”
Sample PowerShell Script for Creating Site Collection in SharePoint 2010
if($args)
{
$sitename=$args[0]
$siteurl=”http://servername:port/sites/” + $SiteName
write-host “Begin Creating Site Collection at ” $SiteUrl
write-host
$NewSite = New-SPSite -Url $SiteUrl -OwnerAlias Administrator -Template STS#1 -Name $SiteName
$RootWeb=$NewSite.RootWeb
$RootWeb.Title=”Scripted Site -” + $SiteName
$RootWeb.Update()
write-host “New Scripted Site successfull created”
write-host “Title: ” $RootWeb.Title -foregroundcolor Green
}
else{
write-host “Error : You must supply parameter for site name” -foregroundcolor Red
}
For Deleting the SiteCollection
if($args)
{
$sitename=$args[0]
$siteurl=”http://servername:port/sites/” + $SiteName
write-host “Begin Deleting Site Collection at ” $SiteUrl
write-host
Remove-SPSite -Identity $siteurl
write-host “New Site successfully deleted”
}
else
{
write-host “Error : You must supply parameter for site name” -foregroundcolor Red
}
Save the script files with the extension .ps1
To run them
./filename.ps1
Few other important PowerShell command (Get-Help, Get-Location, Set-Location)
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