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Additional information is below. Dependencies", column 'ObjectId'. The statement has been terminated. Exception details: Invalid Site ID. This is a general error logged by the Project Server Queue everytime a job fails - for effective troubleshooting use this error message with other more specific error messages if any , the Operations guide which documents more details about queued jobs and the trace log which could provide more detailed context.
More information about the failed job follows. GUID of the failed job: b45edfaca9c95d0. Name of the computer that processed this job: Server to debug further, you need to look at the trace log from this computer.
Failed job type: UpdateProjectSitePath. Failed sub-job ID: 1. Stage where sub-job failed: this is useful when one sub-job has more than one logical processing stages. Should work without issue. This will show you if there was a failure in the upgrade of any database. The Review Database Status will show you any databases which require upgrade. Content Databases are normally upgraded during the Mount process but I have seen failures here. Second, try running the SharePoint configuration wizard again.
This part of the install process executes all database scripts and would possibly catch an issue here. This is fine, you can have many farms using the same SQL server providing it is spec'd sufficiently. You will just need to make sure that there are no database name conflicts. How far have you got with the Test farm?
Other than provisioning everything working fine. PWA showing provisioned with error, check the application log. But when we access the pwa site it is working fine. So I can understand your setup: do you have two distinct farms? Can you confirm two distinct farms? And likewise for all the rest of the SharePoint databases? So, working from the assumption that you do have two distinct farms You have upgraded from for Dev and it worked. Then you attempted to repeat that and upgrade from again for Test and it does not work?
So examinging closer: you have 1 set of 5 databases from Content, Archive, Draft, Published, Reporting. Then you please fill in the blanks here Within one Farm, it is still possible to have multiple PWA instances - there are multiple ways to accomplish that.
I am not sure what is causing it as i don't know your configuration. This blog gives a explaination about the above error maybe it can help you find what is causing the error. So there might be something in your contentDB migrated over from that is giving you the error in the application log.
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