PENDING SCCM Upgrade 2503 Issue - Stucked

[MatthiasHolzner]

Hi,
i have an issue with installing SCCM 2503 Update stuck on "[In progress]:Updating CONFIGURATION_MANAGER_UPDATE service. Check hman.log for details."
Is there a way to cancel this update installation? Since it is stuck for ~12h i have also tried to reboot the Server but the Update continues in the exact same status.

Update Status:


CMUpdate.log:

last entry:
STATMSG: ID=502 SEV=I LEV=M SOURCE="SMS Server" COMP="CONFIGURATION_MANAGER_UPDATE" SYS=%SERVER-FQDN% SITE=%SITE% PID=4960 TID=8184 GMTDATE=Wed Jan 07 08:25:52.725 2026 ISTR0="" ISTR1="" ISTR2="" ISTR3="" ISTR4="" ISTR5="" ISTR6="" ISTR7="" ISTR8="" ISTR9="" NUMATTRS=0 LE=0X0

hman.log:

last entries:
running queries will be polled in 600 seconds...
~SQL SSB port hasn't configured yet, will try to evaluate in next cycle.
*** UPDATE vAlertVariable_G SET Value_Int = 32 WHERE TypeID = 1060 AND TypeInstanceID = dbo.fnGetSiteCode()
*** [42S02][208][Microsoft][ODBC Driver 18 for SQL Server][SQL Server]Invalid object name 'AlertVariableChangeInitiatorService'. : AlertVariable_G1_ins_upd
*** UPDATE vAlertVariable_G SET Value_Int = 32 WHERE TypeID = 1060 AND TypeInstanceID = dbo.fnGetSiteCode()
*** [42S02][208][Microsoft][ODBC Driver 18 for SQL Server][SQL Server]Invalid object name 'AlertVariableChangeContract'. : AlertVariable_G1_ins_upd
Successfully recorded currently running queries.
running queries will be polled in 600 seconds...

kind regards
Matthias

 

[Harshit Pandey]

Try resetting the update using the below cmreset command.

CMUpdateReset.exe -S <FQDN of the SQL Server> -D <Site Database Name> -P <Package GUID>

If the standard reset doesn't work, or the update is in a post-download state but still problematic, you can use the -FDELETE parameter to force the removal of the package files and database entries

CMUpdateReset.exe -S <FQDN of the SQL Server> -D <Site Database Name> -P <Package GUID> -FDELETE

 

[MatthiasHolzner]

Try resetting the update using the below cmreset command.

CMUpdateReset.exe -S <FQDN of the SQL Server> -D <Site Database Name> -P <Package GUID>

If the standard reset doesn't work, or the update is in a post-download state but still problematic, you can use the -FDELETE parameter to force the removal of the package files and database entries

CMUpdateReset.exe -S <FQDN of the SQL Server> -D <Site Database Name> -P <Package GUID> -FDELETE

Hi,
i tried the CMUpdateReset.exe but it returns:

[Error]
0x80131500 - Package is in post-replication state. CMUpdateReset.exe cannot reset the update. Please call CSS to resolve the issue.