Recently, we started getting "Synchronization exception occured" events added to the log from SharePoint Portal Administration every 30 seconds on our production SharePoint server. The data for the event translates to roughly:
AppDomain: spsadmin.exe System.Data.SqlClient.sqlException: Procedure or Function 'proc_GetVersion' expects parameter '@VersionID', which was not supplied... at Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.c(SqlCommand A_0, Boolean A_1).. at Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.c(SqlCommand A_0, Boolean A_1).. at Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.b(SqlCommand A_0).. at Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.A.b(SqlCommand A_0).. at Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Topology.Database.a(a A_0).. at Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Topology.ConfigurationDatabase.get_DatabaseVersion().. at Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.AdminstrationService.Run()
We are running Sharepoint Portal Server 2003 with SQL Server 2005 as the configuration/content database on a single server (server farm configuration).
Any ideas
Synchronization exceptions filling up production server log
Will George
We are seeing the exact same issue with Sharepoint Portal Server 2007 with SQL Server 2005 (SP2). We have separate servers for SQL Server and Sharepoint. The EventId we are seeing is 202. One website suggested restarting the service would help, in our case it didn't.
I hope someone can help with this.
ReneeC
I'm seeing the exact same issue, under a slightly different configuration.
We're running Sharepoint Portal Server 2007 with SQL Server 2000 on a single server.
Did you find any more information
Thanks in advance for any suggestions. :)
jayakhanna
Has anyone ever found a solution for this
Thanks