In my never ending quest to completely phase out SQL cursors, I am truly discovering some truly awesome features about SQL Server that I have never looked deeply enough before to consider. My requirement: I need to determine the total value for a project based on a set of monthly deliverables. These deliverables each…
I needed to quickly update a User Profile photo using PowerShell and was running the following code snippet for PowerShell as a farm administrator: $mySiteUrl = "http://mysite.mydomain.com"; $mySiteProperty = "PictureUrl"; $userAccount = "contoso\rcerda"; $userPhoto = "http://intranet.mydomain.com/sitecollectionimages/rcerda.jpg"; $mySiteHostSite = Get-SPSite $mySiteUrl $mySiteHostWeb = $mySiteHostSite.OpenWeb() $serviceContext = Get-SPServiceContext $mySiteHostSite $profileManager = new-object Microsoft.Office.Server.UserProfiles.UserProfileManager($serviceContext) $userProfile = $profileManager.GetUserProfile($userAccount)…
This week’s trivia… Microsoft’s infamous paper clip office assistant, known as Clippy or Clippit, made his debut in Excel 97. Poor little guy was officially kicked out ten years later with the release of Office 2007, because everyone thought he was annoying. Photo by Eric Ligman This week’s tip… In my opinion, one of Excel’s…
Installing VMM 2012 in a cluster isn’t difficult or very different from installing it on a standalone server. Basically you get your cluster all setup then install VMM. There are a few new screens that you’ll notice.. VMM knows you’re installing it on a cluster and it asks you if you want to make it…
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