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635 days ago
First of all, I would like to say that SharePoint Community Rocks!!! Glen Cooper (my colleague and great SharePoint expert) has started a site called The SharePoint Knowledge Base. I think, the SharePoint Knowledge Base will be a great and single place to look for solutions/how-tos/tips& tricks etc., once sharepoint community starts contributing to this site. Please pass on the information about this site to our great SharePoint community for the benefit of the SharePoint community!!! Here is the introduction from Glen Cooper about his site(http://sharepointkb.org). Happy SharePointing!! :) -Guru
738 days ago
I just came across this nice article and thought I will share it. You Don't Need to Copy PDB Files to Debug in the GAC! -Guru
740 days ago
Nice one! Thanks to Paul Galvin for pointing this to the SharePoint community. I am sure there will be few people(including me) writing SQL queries in the BDC definition file as shown in the MSDN documentation. SOME times we ignore to try to take that extra-mile and blindly keep doing in the same way as pointed in the documentation:) Quote BDC ADF and your friend, CDATA I've noticed some awkward and unnecessary hand-encoding of RdbCommandText in some examples (including MSDN documentation). I wanted to point out to newcomers to BDC that commands can be wrapped inside a CDATA tag in their "natural" form. So, this awkward construction: < Property Name = " RdbCommandText " Type = " System.String " > SELECT dbo.MCRS_SETTLEMENT.id, dbo.MCRS_SETTLEMENT.settlement from dbo.MCRS_SETTLEMENT WHERE (id >= @MinId) AND (id < = @MaxId ) </ Property > can be better represented this way: ...
774 days ago
Here is the new patch for the Vulnerability in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and Office SharePoint Server 2007 Could Result in Elevation of Privilege Within the SharePoint Site (942017) Read more... Also, read this from Ian Morrish (WSS Demo Blog), where he shares his experience about installing this patch. -Guru
774 days ago
Use Relative node name within Node collection to access the properties. Do not use absolute path to access the values. Let us say, you wanted to loop through the node collection and access the value for the child node for each node in the collection. //Parent Node XPathNavigator selectNode = tempXPath.SelectSingleNode( "/my:ExpenseReport/my:TravelExpenses/my:travelExpense[" + i + "]" , NamespaceManager); //Do not use the below mentioned way(Absolute path) to access the values of the elements //XPathNavigator tempNode = selectNode.SelectSingleNode("/my:ExpenseReport/my:TravelExpenses/my:travelExpense/my:travelExpenseCategory", NamespaceManager); //Instead use relative node name like show below, to access the child node XPathNavigator tempNode = selectNode.SelectSingleNode( "my:travelExpenseCategory" , NamespaceManager); Hint: "my:travelExpenseCategory" is the child node under my:travelExpense Note: If you ...
