Sometimes I like to use calculate different measures for one or another site. Last weekend I read about Lighthouse – it’s a part of DevTools in Google Chrome. I have already forgotten that I have such a powerful tool in my pocket and don’t use it. What is Lighthouse? Lighthouse is an open-source, automated tool […] Read more»
My post yesterday was about how to get to results of load test. Now I realized that I still hadn’t posted about how to create web test and load test in Visual Studio 2013. In Visual Studio 2013 Professional it’s rather easy to do – you don’t need to install add-ons or plugins, everything is […] Read more»
If you need to audit your SharePoint Farm, detect what SharePoint software is installed in your area or to align versions of test and production areas, I recommend you to use PowerShell. Read more»
If you removed a number of SharePoint list items (moved to Recycle Bin), I think you want to clean the Recycle from them. Of course you can remove them manually but it’s not a good idea if you have deleted 10000 records or more (Remove a lot of elements from very large SharePoint Lists). Read more»
If you have some site collections but your database grows every day. In MSSQL size of database should be less than 200 Gb. So if your content database size less than 100Gb you can easily use only 1 database – it’s easier to backup and restore it. Read more»
If you still don’t have a content database to move site collection, you need to create it. You can do it via SharePoint Central Administration or via PowerShell. Your account must be at least dbcreator role (better db_owner). Read more»
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»
