SharePoint 2013 - Team Foundation Server Dashboard Update job failed

Hi
I integrated TFS 2012 with SharePoint 2013 on Windows Server 2012. SharePoint 2013 farm have 3 WFE and 3 App servers
here what i did
Install TFS extension for SP 2013 on each of SP server and granted access of SP web application to TFS server successfully
in CA - I deployed TFS solutions (wsp) successfully) for wfe3 server
microsoft.teamfoundation.sharepoint.dashboards.wsp
microsoft.teamfoundation.sharepoint.dashboards15.wsp
microsoft.teamfoundation.sharepoint.wsp
I have a number of SC with TFS features activated and connect with TFS server project site working but I really don't know much about TFS.
What I see is there are 2 TFS timer jobs "Team Foundation Server Dashboard Update" for each of the web application (web1 and web2)
running every 30 minutes.
All jobs on web1 are running and succeed and ran on wfe1 and app3
but all jobs on web2 are failed and ran on wfe2, wfe3 and app1, app2 with the following error "An exception occurred while scanning dashboard sites. Please see the SharePoint
log for detailed exceptions"
I looked into the log file and it is show the same error but nothing more.
If anyone experience this or have any advice on how to resolve this, please share
Thanks
Swanl

Hi Swanl,
It seems that the Dashboard Update timer job will loop through the existing site collection, regardless if it is associated to a TFS site.
If one or more of this site collection is down/corrupted, this will cause the job to fail.
You can try the following step to check if the sites are good:
1. Go to Central Administration > Application Management > View all Site Collections. Proceed to click on each Site collection, and notice the properties for the site on the right hand site.
If the properties does not show up or errors out, this will need to be fixed.
2. Detach the SharePoint content database and reattach it to see if the issue still occurs.
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