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Posted @ 3/22/2013 12:00 AM By Kyle Wright
In this post I explain how to use PowerShell to create a full SharePoint (2010 or 2013) training site or testing site environment. This is the proccess I used to prepare for a recent SharePoint training course where I needed each of my users to have their...
Posted @ 2/7/2013 2:40 PM By Kyle Wright
I was working with PowerShell to update a managed metadata field that accepted multiple values in a publishing page library today and it was more difficult than it seemed like it should have been, so I’m posting here what actually worked for me. It turned...
Posted @ 1/29/2013 9:21 PM By Doug Allen
On a recent project, I hit an issue with databases that was interesting. We were restoring a lot of databases over to a development environment from production, as well as the managed metadata database. I had gone through the whole deal, backed up the dat...
Posted @ 1/29/2013 3:06 PM By Kyle Wright
So, if you have ever moved a calendar from one place to another, either as part of a site move or a list move, you will be greeted by the fact that your calendar overlays no longer work because the URLs to the overlaying calendars are hardcoded into the...
Posted @ 12/30/2012 6:01 PM By Doug Allen
So you’re going about your business in SharePoint, say when you want to publish an article page. You open the page and click on Publish, and the Schedule option isn’t there! Ack! Oh the humanity! If you’re uploading a document, the schedule items appear o...
Posted @ 6/26/2012 10:58 PM By Doug Allen
I wanted to share this quick tip with PowerShell. Many times, we need to have an easy way to find the configuration database, and like a good SharePoint administrator, you want to try and use PowerShell. I have come across other blogs here and others that...
Posted @ 4/29/2012 2:24 PM By Doug Allen
The more I learn and get to know PowerShell, the more I love it. I am able to perform what used to be time-consuming tasks (many hours or days) in seconds (after you write the script of course). While writing a script recently to perform some tasks on num...
Posted @ 3/9/2011 10:26 PM By Doug Allen
With the recent highly anticipated release of CRM 2011, you now have the ability to manage some parts of Dynamics CRM 2011 with PowerShell! Ok not entirely, but it is a great start from Microsoft to providing the incredible flexibility of PowerSh...
Posted @ 2/8/2011 9:07 AM By Doug Allen
For everyone starting to learn PowerShell, it’s hard to know where to start. Thomas Lee (author of his blog Under the Stairs and a PowerShell MVP) worked with the great folks at PowerShell.com and Idera to put on a very useful and pertinent webcast...
Posted @ 1/28/2011 1:53 PM By Doug Allen
While doing some testing and research with PowerShell the other day, I came across a great free 4-part Crash Course e-book from Don Jones on PowerShell v2.0. You can find it at http://nexus.realtimepublishers.com/accwp.php. You will need to cr...