Working with VMware support we came to the conclusion that the VCSA's RPM database got corrupted somehow.
To solve the problem I took the following steps:
- Snapshot the appliance
- Take backup of all the __db files on /var/rpm
- rm /var/lib/rpm/__db to remove the db files
- rpm -qa, this will ideally recreate the database
After executing the above run the rpm -qa | grep -i rpm command again
This allowed me to run the upgrade process successfully from the VAMI interface
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