Large Number of Files in Synchronization After Upgrading to 2013 Premium

[ritakog]

Is it okay to use the 28293 batch file on 2013 database?

Got a client who is suffering this issue after databases upgraded from 2012.

[ghollister]

Rita,
I'll check on this for you. Did they have the issue in 2012 as well? Were they on 2012 SP1?

[GLComputing]

Might have had the issue and not noticed it before?

[ritakog]

I called tech support who said it was okay, and was told I only needed to run it once.  

They were on 2012 SP1 and we did run it, but maybe not enough times, as required then.

[ghollister]

Rita,
I believe you should run that file until it says 0 rows affected as the end result.

[ritakog]

Thanks, Greig.

Attached is what I got when I ran it the second time.

Am I good to go?

If indeed we do need to run it more than once, can you make sure that tech support knows this, please?

after batch file.docx ‏80 KB

[ghollister]

Those aren't the results I was expecting see. Here is an example of a successful run of the file:

The messages in your screen shots indicate the database was (or is) in a Recovery state. And I did not see the 0 rows affected message in there either. Is that database in Recovery state in ACTDiag?