Hotfix KB 2899469 for SharePoint Server 2013 October 14, 2014 (Coreserver-x-none.msp; Coreservermui-<Language-Code>.msp)

Issues that this hotfix package fixes

• After you update the content database of a SharePoint 2013 publishing site, the object cache is refreshed incorrectly.
  
• Assume that you create a custom query rule in SharePoint 2013. Then, you query the term that you created in the query rule. When you run a search report, the search report only provides accurate metrics for out of the box query rules, but remains at 0 for custom query rules.
  
• When you crawl a SharePoint 2013 site, the Author property of a Word document cannot be crawled, and the crawled property DisplayAuthor is not updated. Additionally, an error is logged in the ULS logs.
  
• Assume that the binary large object (BLOB) cache is enabled for a SharePoint 2013 site. You may experience poor performance when you retrieve static files from the site.
  
• Assume that you change the URL of a SharePoint 2013 personal blog site. When a user tries to access the blog site by clicking the navigation links, the access fails.
  
• Assume that you upload a .pdf file to a SharePoint library, and that the .pdf file contains a comment. When you crawl the SharePoint site, the .pdf file cannot be crawled. Additionally, an error is logged in the crawl logs.
  
• Assume that you edit some custom properties of a term and then click Save to save your changes. Immediately after that, you click another term. In this situation, you may receive the following error message:
  There is already a term with the same default label and parent term.
  
• Assume that you define a ResultType by using a trigger rule that compares an integer property with some values. In this situation, the trigger rule cannot be compiled correctly and the ResultType does not work.
  
• After you re-create the Search service application in a non-English (for example, Japanese) SharePoint 2013 installation, the Skill search feature in Lync 2013 does not work.
  
• When you search for a phrase in a SharePoint 2013 site, the search result may contain items that do not contain the phrase.
  
• Assume that you install the April 2014 cumulative update for SharePoint 2013, and that the Search service application is running. You search for a file in the Search Center, and the file name contains non-US-ASCII characters. When you click a file that appears in the search result, the file cannot be opened. Additionally, you receive the following error message:
  
  The page cannot be displayed.
• Assume that you map a crawled property to a managed property in Central Administration, and then you map another crawled property to the same managed property in a site collection. In this situation, the mapping of the first crawled property and the managed property is removed.
  
• Consider the following scenario:
  • You create a SharePoint 2013 publishing site.
  • You upload an HTML document to the pages library.
  • You select Enable output cache in the Output Cache Settings page.
  • You select Public Internet (Purely Anonymous) for the Anonymous Cache Profile option.
  • You select Page layouts can use a different page output cache profile in the Page Output Cache Policy category.
  • You browse to the home page of the publishing site, and then you click Configure navigation.
  In this scenario, the page does not open. Additionally, you receive an error message that resembles the following:
  
  Sorry, something went wrong.
• Consider the following scenario:
  • You create a document set in a document library.
  • You create a folder in the document set, and then you open the folder.
  • You go back to the document set by clicking the breadcrumb navigation.
  • You create a new folder.
  In this scenario, the newly created folder is located in the document library instead of in the document set.
  
• Consider the following scenario:
  • You assign a manager for a domain user, and then you assign an assistant for the user by using the Active Directory Service Interfaces (ADSI) Edit snap-in.
  • You create a synchronization connection to the domain to sync the users.
  • You edit the Assistant property, and then you add a property mapping that maps the assistant field to the property.
  • You run a profile synchronization by using the Use SharePoint Active Directory Import synchronization option.
  In this scenario, the Assistant property and the Manager property do not contain the correct values. 
  

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