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DSAG - DoD / SharePoint Guide

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The Department Of Defense SharePoint Architecture Guide (DSAG) is an attempt to align collaborative tooling through an ever growing series of targeted documentation in accordance with major DoD initiatives, primarily Defense Information Enterprise Architecture 1.0.

Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, Part 8, Part 9, Part 10, Part 11, Part 12, Part 13

Ugh! Finally I got my new hosting space so that I don’t get anymore MySQL errors and have to do constant table repair commands, which would often fail with a datawrite operations because of the temporary allocation required to run them. Yea! So I went from this tragedy To being in the green (or blue [...]

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Today I went to the last lecture that concluded my foundational MBA course at USC (actually I am still in the lecture hall while I am writing this). The title of the lecture sounded intimidating: The Degradation of Empirical Software Development Management Techniques. Yikes. However extensive and unapproachable the title made the talk sound, it [...]

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Reza Alirezaei has just had published a great overview of security considerations for SharePoint Developers. Looks like a good resource that I can refer people to on the SharePoint MSDN Developer Forums

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A friend just asked me the way to cast a SPList To a SPDocumentLibrary so that he could access the document library specific attributes for document library objects. This is one way of doing it: PLAIN TEXT C#: public static SPWeb GetWeb(string url) { using (SPSite site = new SPSite(url)) { using (SPWeb web = [...]

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So, today one of my friends asked me if I knew how to return the names of all the fields in a table using a stored procedure so that he could build the names into a generic string collection. This is how you do it: PLAIN TEXT SQL: CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[GetColumnNames] @tableName VARCHAR(50) AS SELECT  [...]

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