Ever have trouble remembering when you last deployed a specific solution? Now, none of us would ever allow an environment to be uncontrolled and let people willy-nilly install solutions, but in the real world sometimes… When was the last time I deployed that SharePoint solution?
Be sure to check out the What’s New (SQL Server “Denali”) site for full details, but here are the highlights in this PUBLIC release (no TAP NDA material here!) are: SQL Server Installation Installing Prerequisites… What’s new in SQL Server Code Name “Denali” CTP3
I go on vacation for a week and Microsoft goes crazy dropping new things in our laps! Just before I left they gave us the gift of Service Pack 1 for SharePoint which was part… Out for a week, & look at all the new toys Microsoft has for me!
I go on vacation for one week and they try to change the entire strategy on us, eh? When I first started hearing rumbles about the changes announced by the Microsoft SharePoint Product Group via… The big news: Data Storage Changes for SharePoint 2010
In every version since SQL 2005 there has been a “background trace” enabled by default on all SQL Server installations. This was a bit of a shocking revelation to me, as I am not a… SQL Server Default Trace
In an effort to make life simpler I have compiled a short list of useful link to build numbers and patching sites for SharePoint 2010 and SQL 2008 R2. The Microsoft SharePoint Updates PagesSharePoint 2010… SharePoint 2010 & SQL 2008 R2 build numbers and helpful patching links