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Author Archives: mmcelroyRestore Strategy – Site Collections, Sites, Libraries, Lists, Documents, and ItemsSharePoint 2010 Recycle bin settings and restore methods for items, documents, lists, libraries, and site collectoins. What happens when a user comes to you and says my document is missing or I accidentally deleted my project site? There are ways to empower the users to help themselves and easy ways to help yourself as administrator to solve user restore issues.
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Managed Metadata Service – Import Error: “Not all terms were imported successfully. please see the server log for more information”When using a .csv import file, I received the error "Not all terms were imported successfully. please see the server log for more information." I followed the example on Technet and my terms appeared to display, but I continued to get the error with each of my term sets…
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Timer Jobs that Affect Long Running Jobs, Like Creating Variations!Long Running processes can take a heavy toll on the SharePoint environment especially large Variation label creations.
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Creating & Recreating Variation Labels from an Existing SiteHow to create Variation Labels for an Existing SharePoint site using the Variations Fix Up Tool.
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Upgrade to SharePoint 2010 Error – System.FormatExceptionI was recently upgrading a 2007 MOSS environment to SharePoint 2010 when I ran into an error that caused the upgrade to fail. “System.Format Exception: string was not recognized as a valid datetime” was repeated multiple times in the upgrade logs with no further available information.
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Displaying Project Server’s RTF_NOTES in SSRS 2008Displaying the notes that are stored in Project Server in SSRS reports take some custom code to get the expected image in a report.
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