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Is there a Ghost in SharePoint?



Today I was playing with the test environment re-installing all those 20 wsp templates from the Fantastic 40.  I notice that the "Content and Structure" area is not working on Production and Test.  This is what I am seeing: Feature 'df31abb1-d432-4fa5-bdb1-25a2a5dd7e86' for list template '7655' is not installed in this farm.  The operation could not be completed.
So I google around and look at the MSDN SharePoint Forums and some guy suggests to search the log files.  Well here is what I see in the log files:
Failed to determine the setup path of the list schema for feature {DF31ABB1-D432-4FA5-BDB1-25A2A5DD7E86}, list template 7655.
SMObjectList.Handle_RowDataBound: ObjectList 'ObjectList1' could not add ECB menu to row '14' because of 'Feature 'df31abb1-d432-4fa5-bdb1-25a2a5dd7e86' for list template '7655' is not installed in this farm.  The operation could not be completed.'

I googled most of these errors and found absolutely nothing of value so far.  I can't find the list anywhere.  I can't find the feature anywhere.  It is almost as if there is some type of residual left over from the death of this custom list or feature.  It looks like something happened on February 24th around 5:45 pm, because the log files with the entries start around that time.  I really have no idea what happened that day, because no one was really in the office and messing with Feature Files or List Templates as far as I can tell.  If anyone has an Proton Pack ready to get rid of the ghost I'm ready to send it away.

posted @ Thursday, February 28, 2008 10:50 AM | Filed Under [ MOSS ]

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Gravatar # re: Is there a Ghost in SharePoint?
Posted by Kyle on 8/13/2008 11:21 PM
Just had the same problem and tracked down the feature ID to the U2UCamlqueryBuilder.
Gravatar # re: Is there a Ghost in SharePoint?
Posted by Alexey Varlamov on 9/8/2008 11:28 AM
Install the U2UCamlqueryBuilder, deactivate the U2U Feature and uninstall U2UCamlqueryBuilder again.
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