Before moving sites between content databases, you should know a quantity of your databases for your WebApplication. You can move sites between content databases only if they are in the same WebApplication! Read more»
Using SharePoint there can appear orphans objects. This is when there must be an object – there are records about it in database, but there’s no this object. It can be a result of incorrect deletion or troubles with network while working. Read more»
The task – create SharePoint list so that users could only add list items but couldn’t see any items, even created by them, and, of course, couldn’t edit or delete them. May be there are some ways to do it, but I found this solution to create new permission set – user can add view […] Read more»
Today I was surprised to see duplicated records in SharePoint list which I imported and updated from XML-files. So I started to find a solution to find duplicated records, see them and delete. Read more»
While creating a test SharePoint 2010 Farm I have installed all the software, solution, attached content database and wanted to see the result being on one of front-end servers, sp10wfe1. Test portal URL is http://sp10. So I entered URL in browser http://sp10 and wanted to see a site. Browser asked me about login and password, I entered them […] Read more»
Unfortunately, there’s no equivalent for “Truncate” in SharePoint Lists. It’s not very good. If your list has more than 1000 items and you need to load only new data to list, you need to remove all existing items and to add new ones. This task is easy to code but not very fast to execute. Read more»
SharePoint portal in active company grows like an anthill. Setting limits of SharePoint sites can protect from problems with disk spaces, but it makes more users requests that not all the administrators like. So I think a good tone not to set limits on SharePoint sites. Read more»
If you have a SharePoint Farm and you need to update only one file, for example, in LAYOUTS dir (c:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\14\TEMPLATE\…), there’s no need to go to every server and copy file. Using PowerShell and some strings of code below you can easily do it. Read more»
If you need to go through some steps of disaster recovery plan with your SharePoint 2010 Farm after falling down your MS SQL server (of course if it’s not on the same machine with your SharePoint), there are some steps to do it. I’ll describe steps how to install another instance of MS SQL Server […] Read more»
Using PowerShell it’s rather easy to find information list. In messages about denied access (especially in custom SharePoint solutions) you can see in URL ID of denided list. To find-out where it is you can using this script: Read more»
