I'm working in an environment that has 4 different SharePoint implementations. All 4 environments run the same chunk of code, but the List View Threshold is not configured to the same value, which results in some searches exceeding the threshold while others run without problems.
Is there a way to find the value of the threshold programmatically?
To answer my own question, yes.
Asking The Google for the same thing in PowerShell gave me enough clues to figure out this line of code : SPContext.Current.Web.Site.WebApplication.MaxItemsPerThrottledOperation
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I'm working on a couple of million records, as soon as I try to run an advanced find, and put as a criteria a linked entity, the advanced find goes in timeout.
Create custom views on this allows me to filter properly? Anyone knows the proper way of using the advanced find this way? Are there limitations on the out of the box CRM that i should be aware of?
In CRM 2013 - it is possible to add indexes for specific fields by adding the columns to the quick find view for the entity.
You will need to wait for the Indexing Management Job to run (which is run every 24 hours by default) - see http://blogs.msdn.com/b/darrenliu/archive/2014/04/02/crm-2013-maintenance-jobs.aspx.
In previous version of CRM, it was necessary to add the indexes directly to the database - this may be necessary for more complex queries.
was too early to post an answer. The problem that I encountered was related to the OOB advanced find. Looking for example for an account with some related contacts (a really plain search with a linked entity) i had a SQL timeout. Everything was OOB so I was a little bit clueless and I opened a case to Microsoft. They found a bug, if i was changing the sorting the advanced find started to work again. They are still investigating. So wasn't a setting problem but a crm bug.
I am facing issue with my xpage application. It works perfectly fine with less number of concurrent users. But When more concurrent users say more then 1000 , try to access xpage application, It becomes very slow. I have looked the code and corrected some redundant code .
But I am not sure this is the issue. For that is there any way in lotus notes to simulate the load testing with 1000 users?
Please help me if any workaround there.
Agree with Oliver about using JMeter.
But then what you really want is to find out where you have "expensive" code. For an agent you can just "profile" it. However, that is a little less straight-forward for an XPage. You can try the XPages Toolbox from OpenNTF.org. I have not tried it on Domino 9.0.x but I would think you could use it.
Another simple (and quick) way to get an idea is to print some time info on the console of the server when you load the pages in your application. You can use a phase listener to add this information - or put it in another more specific location - it really depends on the way that your application is structured. But this way you can get a very quick idea of where the bottlenecks are before you dive into something like the toolbox :-)
/John
We used JMeter to get an idea what will happen if X users will access our app in Y threads etc. http://jmeter.apache.org/
Basically all I want to do is to get the total storage space of subsites, document libraries and lists within a site collection. There does not seem to be a possible way to do it besides:
using site.StorageManagementInformation which is currently Obsolete
SPSite.UsageInfo this can only work for site collection:
SPSite.UsageInfo usageInfo = spSite.Usage;
long storageUsed = usageInfo.Storage;
SPWeb.GetUsageData which only gets the current day(and up to the last 31 days) usage data.
finding the database table where Site Collection Administration > Storage Metrics is querying from (which I could not find even with using a .NET Reflector for the assembly)
If anyone has any other way or idea on how to achieve this it would be very much appreciated!
my suggestion is to try opening the site you are accessing via SharePoint Designer and right click any those collections then click properties. The size of the objects should be shown there as well. :)
Every week I access server logs processed by WebTrends (for about 7 profiles) and copy ad clickthrough and visitor information into Excel spreadsheets. A lot of it is just accessing certain sections and finding the right title and then copying the unique visitor information.
I tried using WebTrends' built-in query tool but that is really poorly done (only uses a drag-and-drop system instead of text-based) and it has a maximum number of parameters and maximum length of queries to query with. As far as I know, the tools in WebTrends are not suitable to my purpose of automating the entire web metrics gathering process.
I've gotten access to the raw server logs, but it seems redundant to parse that given that they are already being processed by WebTrends.
To me it seems very scriptable, but how would I go about doing that? Is screen-scraping an option?
I use ODBC for querying metrics and numbers out of webtrends. We even fill a scorecard with all key performance metrics..
Its in German, but maybe the idea helps you: http://www.web-scorecard.net/
Michael
Which version of WebTrends are you using? Unless this is a very old install, there should be options to schedule these reports to be emailed to you, and also to bookmark queries. Let me know which version it is and I can make some recommendations.
I am writing an application in VB.NET 2008 that manages software deployment and I want to display a "deployment overview" grid.
The grid will be populated with the names of each application (top row) and the name of each workstation (1st column). The remaining cells will be populated according to whether the corresponding software title has been installed correctly, install failed OR not deployed.
What would be the best way to present this information to the end-user? Could the application 'cope' with maybe a thousand check boxes or would it be better to 'owner-draw' a grid in some way?
I may also require the ability to click on any of these cells to view and/or set other properties.
Many thanks for your help.
John
I have used the .NET's GridDataView without any problems using the Virtual Mode while trying to show over 10000 rows but there are good products out there that are also very good in loading tons of data like Developer express XtraGrid and Telerik's RadGridView.
The only challenge was keep the UAT people happy with all the noise from several thousands of rows.