I’ll cut to the chase. A lot has been written about how to handle large lists and how to handle bulk deleting things. To summarise: getting all items and iterating one by one is *not* the way to do it. The right way to do it is to use the […]
As an aside to my other post on SSRS in SharePoint integrated mode, this is a niggly little issue I encountered. If you find yourself needing to edit a published report and, for whatever reason can’t go back to source to make the change, then a reasonable option is to […]
Visual Studio is a good option for designing SSRS reports. Now, that is. But years ago we had a different toolset. One of those around the 2009/2010 time was ‘Business Intelligence Developer Studio’. This was effecting a Visual Studio shell that had report templates for the various SQL Business Intelligence […]
Q: Does SharePoint 2013 work on SQL Server 2016? A: No and no. #mvp (minimum viable post.) (* Except, it actually does work – it’s just not officially supported by Microsoft.)
Continuing the theme of obscure SharePoint gotchas you’re unlikely to encounter (unless, I assume, you’re reading this) here’s another. One environment was experiencing an issue whereby the SharePoint Tracing Service was constantly getting set to disabled. No amount of editing it in services.msc to set it to Automatic would ‘take’ […]
I recently had some fun and games trying to fix a broken SharePoint Search Service Application. Although I’m not entirely what caused the issue (other than, you know, SharePoint) although it may be to do with changing the Farm Passphrase but one way or another it was, fooked. I opted […]
I’m adding this here in the hope it may save someone a few hours of pain and hair-pulling. (i.e., what I’ve just been through.) If you use solution management in Central Administration in SharePoint – you’ll be fairly used to the whole add-spsolution / install-spsolution / uninstall-spsolution / remove-spsolution stuff […]
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