The scenario is as follows: You are administering a central SQL Server, which hosts SharePoint databases for many DEV/QA test farms. Those farms come and go as VMs with broken SharePoints are removed and new are set up. If your team is sloppy, this can happen even a few times per month (depending on the
There is an awesome site that can decode those annoying SharePoint GUID such as: %7BBE72746E%2D85DA%2D41AB%2DBB91%2D73941AF9DC10%7D Go to the following site the decode this GUID in a second: http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/dencoder/ {BE72746E-85DA-41AB-BB91-73941AF9DC10} Awesome!
PREFACE: I am certified in both SharePoint 2007 and 2010. I am NOT a Microsoft Certified Master (MCM) or Microsoft Certified Architect (MCA) and never planned to be. My opinions are my own and I am open to correction on anything in this post that is not accurate. There has been a LOT of debate
(cross-posted from my blog at http://sharepointduffbert.com/2013/09/04/fixing-the-infopath-cannot-open-the-following-file-xxxxxx-the-parameter-is-incorrect-problem/) My SharePointBuddy (SPB) recently ran into an issue on an InfoPath form she was working on. Someone went in to try and update the form, and they received the following error: This wasn’t a form we wanted to recreate from scratch, yet most attempts to fix it weren’t giving the
Error when attempting to access Configure service accounts. SharePoint 2010/2013 Issue: Attempting to configure service accounts errors – Correlation ID shows the following error syntax “Application error when access /_admin/FarmCredentialManagement.aspx, Error=Some or all identity references could not be translated. at system.security.principal.NTAccount….” The story: Being a diligent admin, I was cleaning up unused accounts for simplicity
Earlier on this community, I started a discussion of “Powerful SharePoint PowerShell Direction” http://goo.gl/DPIr75. Essentially I’ve been in awe of the direction started by these three blogs: Wictor Wilén — SharePoint Central Admin Productivity Tip: http://goo.gl/XmvVxg Ryan Dennis–Customizing the SharePoint 2013 Suite Bar Branding: http://goo.gl/QvYIep Chris Stretton–Mastering the SharePoint 2013 Suit Bar: http://goo.gl/y8olSi Starting with Wictor’s basic PowerShell
My SharePoint Version : Sharepoint 2013 On Premise (French) + CU August 2013 + English language Pack When you upgrade metadata service application (from SP2010 farm) and you go to the administration of your user profile service application, if you try to add or modify a property, you could get an unexpected exception: Exception: System.Collections.Generic.KeyNotFoundException:
Follow the Hacking SharePoint 2013 Search series: http://www.portalsolutions.net/WhatWeKnow/pslabs/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=2 Code Samples for this article: http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/SharePoint-Search-2013-d47a613d Seeing the “Making Synonyms Visible in SharePoint 2013 Search Results” post by Christoffer Vig reminded me of the earlier research I did during the SharePoint 2013 TAP on FSIS/Juno bits that were included with the pre-RTM binaries. What follows is the
While exploring SharePoint 2013, I came to know that the CallOut Popup displayed only for the following Lists: Document Library Assert Library Images Library Pages Library Task Lists And the CallOut Popup did not display for these Lists: Custom Lists Announcements Lists Calendar List Discussions List A gentleman had query on Linked In group as
(cross-posted from my blog at http://sharepointduffbert.com/2013/08/27/how-to-delete-document-library-folders-that-are-locked-or-checked-out/) I got a help desk case where the customer was trying to delete a folder from a document library. But every time she tried it, she got the error message below. I tried to delete it and got the same result. It didn’t matter if it was through the browser
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