Hi all,
Am I correct in assuming that these still need to be manually downloaded and
installed?
I'm getting ready to patch some servers which are up-to-date with Windows
Updates and have all current Update for Microsoft SharePoint Enterprise Server
2013 patches applied, but still show RTM
Paul,
YES - AFAIK, and regardless of the binary patches you install -
the version in your database will not be updated until you run the PT wizard
on the servers which then upgrades the database to match.
Cheers,
J.
James Boman ■
Thanks James. That was my understanding too.
I had run the wizard after the last round of Windows Updates but these patches
all had RTM version, which is what led me to download and install SP1 manually.
Only took half an hour and no restart required. Most surprised!
Regards,
Paul
From:
You are lucky - I have seen SP1 and later CU's take 6 hours to install and
another 3 hours on the PT wizard.
It does depend to some extent on how much content needs to be upgraded, and if
you have search deployed.
J.
James Boman ■ Office: +61 (08) 7200
Not lucky. I use a little PS script that kills certain services and pauses the
SSA.
Original version here:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/russmax/archive/2013/04/01/why-sharepoint-2013-cumulative-update-takes-5-hours-to-install.aspx
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Has anyone had success with getting search to honour a document's SharePoint
title, as opposed to the dodgy choice it interprets through full text scanning?
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