Hi,
This technote matches your situation:
Enterprise Vault Deployment Scanner has detected one or more vault stores that contain FSA metadata which requires migration. You must not upgrade Enterprise Vault until you have migrated the FSA metadata
http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH173741
Problem
Running the Enterprise Vault 10 or higher Deployment Scanner returns a FSA metadata error. The error states to use the FSA upgrade utility to upgrade the metadata.
Running the FSASummaryMigrator.exe returns:
This utility upgrades vault stores that were created by Enterprise Vault 8.0 or earlier. You cannot create FSA reports for vault stores that have not been upgraded.
Retrieving upgrade information from vault store databases.
No vault stores require FSA data upgrade
Solution
Note: A backup of the EnterpriseVaultDirectory database should be taken prior to making modifications.
1. Run the following query:
Use EnterpriseVaultDirectory
Select * from UnMigratedVaultStores U Inner Join VaultstoreEntry V
On U.VaultStoreEntryId = V.VaultStoreEntryId
2. If the query returns a value(s) it indicates that the database(s) are still in use and referenced in the EnterpriseVaultDirectory - VaultStoreEntry table. If this is the case, the FSASummaryMigrator should be run against the database(s) listed in step 1. Rerun Deployment Scanner once the FSASummaryMigrator has been completed. No further steps are required
3. Run the following query:
Use EnterpriseVaultDirectory
Select * from UnMigratedVaultStores
4. The results from step 3 indicates that a database(s) are no longer in use.
5. Delete the entry:
Use EnterpriseVaultDirectory
Delete UnMigratedVaultStores where RowIdentity = x
Note: x is the number returned on step 3
I hope this helps.
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