1) User has adequate permission on the Sql server database.
2) Database got corrupted if you have restored the database from some other farm and renamed it.
3) If you have recently upgraded your farm but did not run the configuration wizard.
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Restore-SPSite : 0x80070003
Below are the possible reasons when we get this error while running the Restore-SPSite:-
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
SharePoint basic search not showing results to some users
Some of the users getting not found when they are searching in sharepoint site.
We added a user today and found that he cant see the search results on the page while all other were able to.
Fix:-
We have to run the full crawl to make sure everything added after the schduled crawl should come up in the results. We ran the full crawl and user was able to see all the results.
1) Go to Central Administration.
2) Manage services - Open Search service application
3) Open the content sources frpm the left navigation and click on it to open the dropdown.
4) Select run full crawl and wait for it to complete.
We added a user today and found that he cant see the search results on the page while all other were able to.
Fix:-
We have to run the full crawl to make sure everything added after the schduled crawl should come up in the results. We ran the full crawl and user was able to see all the results.
1) Go to Central Administration.
2) Manage services - Open Search service application
3) Open the content sources frpm the left navigation and click on it to open the dropdown.
4) Select run full crawl and wait for it to complete.
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