Sometimes your DataStore contains corrupted records.
In our case a server whose registration was corrupted.
The only way (accessible) can check the status of your DataStore is the use of DsCheck.exe (dscheck command allows you to validate the consistency of the DataStore and can repair inconsistencies found).
A prior backup of the DataStore is recommended
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Commands to delete an application in the DatasStore:
Commands to remove a server in the DatasStore:
The / DeleteMF deletes the entry of the record in the DataStore
The / DeleteComApp removes the common input in the DataStore.
If you want more information on DsCheck.exe:
CTX124406 (XenApp 4.5 / 5 for Windows 2003 32/64 Bits)
CTX107800 (Presentation Server 3.0/4.0 for Windows 2000/2003)
In our case a server whose registration was corrupted.
The only way (accessible) can check the status of your DataStore is the use of DsCheck.exe (dscheck command allows you to validate the consistency of the DataStore and can repair inconsistencies found).
A prior backup of the DataStore is recommended
.Commands to delete an application in the DatasStore:
dscheck / full Apps "App Name" / deleteMF / SILENTdscheck / full Apps "App Name" / deleteComApp / SILENT |
dscheck / full servers "Server HostName" / deleteMF / SILENTdscheck / full servers "Server HostName" / deleteComApp / SILENT |
The / DeleteComApp removes the common input in the DataStore.
If you want more information on DsCheck.exe:
CTX124406 (XenApp 4.5 / 5 for Windows 2003 32/64 Bits)
CTX107800 (Presentation Server 3.0/4.0 for Windows 2000/2003)
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