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Tag Archives: SharePoint
Power Apps & SharePoint ID Delegation
Short #23 – The SharePoint ID delegation trap Need to retrieve SharePoint items where ID > 1000? There’s a catch. Although SharePoint’s built-in ID column is numeric, the > operator isn’t delegable for it in Power Apps. You’ll see the … Continue reading
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Add ECB to View Columns
Some code to add the ECB menu to the specified columns of a view: Code should be pretty self explanatory, happy coding! 🙂
Performance Monitoring Class
Thought I’d share a class I use for performance monitoring to help identify areas of code that are causing bottlenecks or take a lengthy time to execute. In SharePoint we can use the SPMonitoredScope class to wrap areas of code … Continue reading
Restart Services Script
Looking for a PowerShell script to restart important services across a SharePoint farm? Look no further because all you need is here 🙂 The script below, initiated by calling the Restart-Services function, restarts the following services on all SharePoint servers … Continue reading
Alternate to CAML Or
In is a lesser known CAML operator that I’d like to bring to more peoples attention. When writing CAML and you want to restrict the results by a multi value field equaling two or more values, you’d write something like: … Continue reading