Archive for January, 2009
Benefits of using Schema’s in SQL Server 2005/2008
Use of schema’s can significantly simplify the SQL Server design and help build system which is more maintainable and has a security model which is relatively easy to administer.
People who extensively worked with SQL Server 2000 or earlier version often get confused between object owners and schema. To get a better understanding of Schema, lets [...]
Parsing IIS logs with Log Parser 2.2
Last week on Windows Live we had a requirement to verify the number of page views on one specific post. Due to some mismatch in view count on third party tracking and our .net processing mechanism.
As a last resort, we decided to verify the page view count from IIS log.
I took the responsibility of downloading [...]
12 by 2012
As we move into a new year, my thoughts turn to the questions I have often asked myself
- What is the purpose of my life?
- What do I really want to do with it?
As always, I don’t have answers to any of these questions. I don’t know the purpose of my life or what I [...]
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- fred: The above mentioned tips are helpful. However, by the use of a third-party caching solution for SharePoint you...
- Ramiz Uddin: Praveen, I would need your help. I’m new on sharepoint and very much confused with its deployment...
- Maarten: Hi! I tried your code, it works great. However, I don’t see the created folder in explorer view. How...
- Praveen Modi: Juan, seems like it should work but I haven’t tried it. I will give it a try and will update the...
- Juan Larios: couldn’t you just do: SPFolderCollection collection = site.Lists["Site Collection...
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