I think every developer working with SharePoint
2010 Migration might have seen issues related to MissingFeature and MissingWebPart
in Test Content DB report file. Depending on site customization, we may ignore
MissingWebPart category because it is not going to block us from migrating site
to SharePoint 2010. still it is always good to resolve every issues identify
into Test Content DB report.
Here is very good link which is describing how
to troubleshoot and resolve issue related to MissingFeature and MissingWebPart:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/paulking/archive/2011/10/05/removing-missingfeature-database-amp-missingwebpart-webpart-class-errors-from-sharepoint-2010.aspx
Happy Migration!
When dealing with errors in the ULS logs, at times one encounters references to various id numbers but not the actual URL of the item.
ReplyDeleteAre you aware of any tools available that would take an item id and return information about that id such as url, owner, etc?
Thank you.