These groups can be found using the following SQL query.
Open SQL management studio and run the following queue to find the two groups to idenify the group names. Once you have the group names, you can open the Domino directory, and find the two groups. The groups will need to be fixed (made smaller). Work with your Domino administrator.
SELECT *
FROM [DirSyncPro].[dbo].[BT_GroupMemberRelations] Where [BT_GroupMember_FK] = <REPLACEWITHGROUPID#>
Find the group name, then open the Domino Directory (NAB) find the groups, determine root cause and perform the proper remediation, either reducing the group members, reduce nesting, delete duplicates. etc.
If this does not resolve the issue then this is pointing to the SQL database requiring a cleanup.
Run the following SQL queries one at a time, do not run all together.
1. Run this query first
DELETE FROM [Dirsyncpro].[dbo].[DirSync_SyncReport] WHERE BT_Config_FK = 4
2. Once the above completes, run this next (This will take a long time to complete)
DELETE FROM [Dirsyncpro].[dbo].[DirSync_SyncReportMembership] WHERE BT_Config_FK = 4
3 Run this query next
DELETE FROM [Dirsyncpro].[dbo].[DirSync_SyncReportProfile] WHERE BT_Config_FK = 4
Run an iisreset from command prompt on the Windows IIS server when the above is complete.
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