Upgrade from 4.8.5 to 4.9 Error

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  • 20. April 2012 at 19:21 #7279
    Avatarshay
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    I have a 4.8.5 wdm server which i upgraded and completed successfully. I restarted and then launched wdm which prompted that I had to update my other wdm server which acts as a rspository.

    I updated this and restarted. Now when I try and enable the DDC i get the following error:

    [-2147217865] GetNumberofRecurringSchedules: Invalid object name ‘ReccTask’.

    Driver Source: Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server

    and when accessing the Recurring Updates I get the following error:

    [-2147217865] GetRecurrSch: Invalid object name ‘ReccTask’

    Driver Source: Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server

    20. April 2012 at 19:24 #22139
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    Forgot to mention the database is installed on the same box as WDM

    24. April 2012 at 15:06 #22151
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    anyone have any suggestions on why this is happening or what i could look for?

    24. April 2012 at 15:25 #22154
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    Can you try to upgrade to 4.9.1?

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    28. May 2012 at 19:40 #22415
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    Just tried 4.9.1 on top of the 4.9.0 upgrade and still get these errors?

    15. April 2013 at 14:40 #23756
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    Hi,

    I had the same issue … or better still have it …

    The error you receive says, that a requested database table is missing.
    The table needed for the new feature “Recurring Schedules” is not created during update process.

    According to Wyse support there are two options:
    – call support and ask them to assist at some SQL surgery of the more complicated kind (makes only sense when you already have a lot of managed devices)
    – install 4.91 from scratch

    What platform are you running ?
    I’m on 2k3 – Installation Guide says for 4.91 Windows Server 2k8 is required.
    Maybe this already is the reason why upgrading to 4.91 doesn’t work.
    By using snapshots on my virtual machine I was able to play around a bit.
    Even a fresh install of 4.91 didn’t work on 2k3 so I assume you are to upgrade your platform to 2k8 to get it running.

    Best Regards

    LoF

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