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Author Archives: Stu
Import Tag MSBuild Errors
Creating a SharePoint package is easy enough with Visual Studio but each time you restart it, the package location used previously is replaced with the default location of the current user’s Documents folder. To save a few seconds from my … Continue reading
Create Site Collection with Content Database
A PowerShell related post today. If you need to create a new site collection and ensure it uses a specific content database, this little script will get that done for you. No messing about in Central Administration disabling content databases … Continue reading
Slow Query Duration
When working with custom code that manipulates lists that contain a large number of fields, the ULS logs will likely be littered with the following entries: A large block of literal text was sent to sql. This can result in … Continue reading
Sending large data with CSOM
As a follow up to my recent post showing how to create or overwrite a document using the CSOM, I’m now going to show how to upload a file containing large amounts of data. To see the original post, click … Continue reading
Large Data and REST Services
When working with web services within SharePoint you sometimes need to be able to post and get large amounts of data through it. Instead of adding binding information to the web.config file(s), always a pain with SharePoint on deployment, depending … Continue reading