Sharepoint 2010 SPUpdatedConcurrencyException Fix

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Problems when installing the June_CU_2013, December 2013 CU (KB) for SharePoint Server.

After installing the CU, and running the online command to update the second server in the farm. You may get this error just after step 2:

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An exception of type Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPUpdatedConcurrencyException was thrown. Additional exception information: An update conflict has occurred, and you must re-try this action. The object SPUpgradeSession Name=Upgrade -20110924-194525-15 was updated by DOMAIN\ACCOUNT, in the PSCONFIG (7240) process, on machine SERVER. View the tracing log for more information about the conflict.
Total number of configuration settings run: 3
Total number of successful configuration settings: 2
Total number of unsuccessful configuration settings: 1
Successfully stopped the configuration of SharePoint Products.
Configuration of SharePoint Products failed. Configuration must be performed before you use SharePoint Products. For further details, see the diagnostic log located at [LOCATION OF LOG] and the application event log.


To Resolve this in a fast an easy way:
stsadm -o setproperty -pn command-line-upgrade-running -pv No
IISReset
Restart the Windows SharePoint Timer
psconfig –cmd upgrade –inplace b2b –wait –force
This PSConfig make a check to see if a installation is allready running. And if this sitting is set to yes the PSConfig throw an exeption. 

To fix this, you can set the "command-line-upgrade-running" property to "No" and viola, the installation can finish.

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