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Recently I was working on a SharePoint timer job for some data synchronization across numerous WebParts. In order to do this I had to load through code the pertinent assemblies from the GAC (I know, I know. I should be using the bin for security purposes, but it is a client request to be in [...]
One of my friends had a slight dilemma in his code this morning where he had a recursive loop, subject and constrained by some limit logic, which iterated through SPList objects in an arbitrary SPWeb and returned a large typed collection of SPList objects. The collection was afterward used for massaging out some specific SPField [...]
Yeah, I am an MVP in Windows SharePoint Services for another year.
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When programmatically working with data that is collected in SharePoint lists, you are undoubtedly going to employ SharePoint views, denoted by SPView objects. When working with multiple views, there may come a time when it is necessary to do rudimentary field comparison between two views.
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