During the upgrade from SharePoint2013 to SharePoint2016, you discover there is a missing
feature. You review the logs and observe the following error message:
Message: Database [WSS_Contoso_OROl] has reference(s) to a missing
feature:
ld= [4be9a980-965f?86f -9eda-074e284875d7).
Remedy: The feature with ld 4be9a980-965f-486f-9eda-074e284875d7 is
referenced in the database [WSS_Contoso_OROl], but is not installed on
the current farm.
The missing feature may cause upgrade to fail. Please install any solution which contains the
feature and restart upgrade if necessary. You need to identify the page that is missing the feature.
Which of the following will identify the page?
A.
On the SharePoint Server,run the following Windows PowerShell command:
Test-SPContentDatabase-NarneSdbName-WebApplication $wa I Select Category, Message I
Where {$_.Category-eq “MissingFeature”}
B.
On the SharePoint Server, run the following Windows PowerShell command:
Test-SPContentDatabase-NameSdbName-WebApplication $wa I Select Category, Message I
Where{$_.Category-eq “MissingSetupFile”}
C.
On the SQL Server, run the following SQL syntax against WSS_Contoso_OROl:
SELECT Featureld, FuiiURL From Webslnner JOIN FeaturesOn Webs.ld=Features.Webld
WHERE Featureld=’4be9a980-965f-486f-9eda-074e284875d7’0RDERBYFeatureld
D.
On the SharePoint Server, review the Health Analyzer and find the missing dependencies.
I haven’t heard of the “Test-SPContentDatabase” cmdlet before. For those that are in the same boat here is how you would run it:
“Test-SPContentDatabase -Name WSS_Content -WebApplication http://sharepoint.contoso.com | Select Category, Message | …”
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It’s C. A will give you same information as you have in the question.
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are these questions valid dumps?
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