"No SAPEntry exists with the key" error causing issues with Form and Calendar portlets when using Virtual Instances

• Type: Regression Bug
• Status: Closed
• Resolution: Fixed
• Affects Version/s: 7.0.1 CE GA2
• Fix Version/s: 7.0.1 CE GA2
• Component/s: Application Security > Auth Verifiers, Portal Configuration, Portal Configuration > Portal Instances
• Labels:
  • KNOWNISSUES_DE70
• Fix Priority: 4
• Git Pull Request: https://github.com/brianchandotcom/liferay-portal/pull/40091

Reproduced on:
Tomcat 8.0.32 + MySQL 5.6.29. Portal master GIT ID: eeb0daf46756a77c24984bf345089ce61df8abfb.

Not Reproducible on earlier commit:
Tomcat 8.0.32 + MySQL 5.6.29. Portal master GIT ID: 965ae0b17522b2423953229f9ca1f915269a1722.

Steps to Reproduce - Calendar:

1. Go to Control Panel > Virtual Instances
2. Add New Virtual Instance
3. Login to new portal instance
4. Add Calendar to the Welcome page
5. Add event
6. Save event
7. Click on event in the scheduler
8. Click Delete

Expected Result:
Event can be deleted.

Actual Result:
Event is not deleted.

Steps to Reproduce - Forms:

1. Go to Control Panel > Virtual Instances
2. Add New Virtual Instance
3. Login to new portal instance
4. Go to Content > Forms
5. Go to portlet settings > Data Providers
6. Add data provider
   1. Name: Liferay Countries
   2. Username: [email protected]
   3. Password: test
   4. URL: http://localhost:8080/api/jsonws/country/get-countries
   5. Stored Attribute: name
   6. Displayed Attribute: nameCurrentValue
7. Save
8. Add new Form with select field connected to Data Provider
9. Save form
10. Go to Liferay site
11. Add page
12. Add Form portlet to the page
13. Select created form with data provider
14. Save
15. Attempt to select entries in select field

Expected Result:
Entries are present.

Actual Result:
Data provider entries are not populated.

Error thrown in both steps:

com.liferay.portal.security.service.access.policy.exception.NoSuchEntryException: No SAPEntry exists with the key {companyId=32618, name=SYNC_TOKEN}