Extract from the original post "After poking around and searching for a few days without any luck, I ran across this posting from Joe Zamora: “Query/enumerate all declarative workflow templates in an SPWeb and programmatically read the XOML files”
Perfect! I thought. This was exactly what I was looking for. I took his sample, cleaned it up a bit, and wrote a method to get to the XOML file. "
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Webcast Date and Time: Wednesday, August 17 at 8 a.m. PT/11 a.m. ET/4 p.m.
"Quest's free tool Server Administrator for SharePoint gives you confidence in your SharePoint environment by ensuring your servers and farms are configured properly and conform to best practices. In this webcast, SharePoint experts Joel Oleson and Mike Watson reunite to discuss Server Administrator's origins, the pains it addresses, and how they see this freeware tool growing through community-driven rules."
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"Problem: Inside variation labels, if we click on create hierarchies button nothing happens.
Scenario: I had a publishing site with variation enabled on a specific port. I backed up the site and restore it on a web site hosted on another server. This new website is on different port. Now i created a new variation label inside new site and after creating variation label, when i clicked on Create Hierarchies button nothing got happen. So i started to search the root cause of this problem. I first open the variation link to check the variation settings and here i found that location in the variation home section was pointed to the old server and settings were disabled. Humnnn it meant that this was the root cause of the problem. So question arises that how to change the settings as i wanted to keep all the sites that were earlier created by using variation hierarchies and using GUI there was no option to reset these settings"
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Extract from the original post “I was eagerly awaiting some new content database and RBS storage guidance that I had heard was coming from Microsoft. Of course, they managed to release the new info when I was out on vacation. Then I had planned on transferring my blog to a new hosting provider and didn’t want to put out any new posts using the old system.
So yes, this post is a little late and I’m sure half of the planet has already blogged about this, but since storage and RBS are something that I’ve talked a lot about, I feel like I need to add my 2 cents to this one. What am I talking about? I’m glad you asked…
The Microsoft SharePoint Team blog has published some new guidance regarding supported content database sizes. The provide a summary of the changes and some nice background info in this blog postwhere they did a VERY good job highlighting the changes and pointing you to the new supported limit statements referenced in TechNet. So in the sections below, I want to just mention a couple of things related to the new guidance.”
For complete blog post view Russ’s blog here.
