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Hello, last time i need to identify all Publishing Pages in a site collection and do some actions on all of them. Therefore i wrote a short tool for this. To do this action you can normally use more than one way to reach the target. But in my case the site collection has a size of 60 GB and the code need to run over more then 26000 Pages. So it makes a difference to have execution time of 8 hours or less than 2 hours. :-) My first solution was to identify Publishing pages on their “Pages” Library.
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Hello, today is my first day after TechEd Berlin and here you will see the answer of the most common question: What’s the Top-10 Features in SharePoint 2010? My Answer is now: Nice Videos from Richard Riley & Arpan Shah – SharePoint 2010 Top Features for ITPro (Duration 30 min) Topics: SharePoint – Best Practise Analyzer, Performance Troubleshooting in 2010, Large Lists, using Health Analyzer, Using new UI, Upgrade Process, using Powershell, … Enjoy it. Regards Patrick
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Hello again, next question from TechEd: How to enable Developer Dashboard and how to use this? Enable / Disable over stsadm: stsadm –o getproperty –pn developer-dashboard get the current setting from developer dashboard (On |Off | OnDemand ) stsadm –o setproperty –pn developer-dashboard –pv “On” set the setting from developer dashboard (On |Off | OnDemand) Enable / Disable over powershell Turn On: Set-SPFarm –DeveloperDashboardEnabled Turn Off: Set-SPFarm –DeveloperDashboardEnabled $false
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Happy Friday AskPerf! We’ve had a few questions in the past about guidelines for application design in a faster computing environment. Now, I make absolutely no claims whatsoever to being any sort of a code guru, and so I wasn’t about to try to pass myself off as an expert in that area! Thankfully, after doing some research, it turns out that a fellow Microsoft Blogger (Rick Vacik) has already done so! Below are some excerpts from Rick’s three-part series on Designing Applications
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I’ve already done one post with information on the new list throttling features in SharePoint 2010. This week the question came up about how that applies, or what applies, to throttling lists based on External Content Types (ECT). These are lists that you’ll also hear called Virtual Lists sometimes or External Lists, and refer to data that’s being retrieved using the new BCS framework in SharePoint 2010. BCS is the evolution of BDC from SharePoint 2007 for those of you not familiar with it. But getting
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What is “FSCT”? New builds of Microsoft Windows are produced almost every day for internal development and testing. In order to detect performance regressions as soon as possible, those builds have to be evaluated and compared to their predecessors as well as previous public releases. A range of performance tests are used for these comparisons, including one called “FSCT” (which stands for File Server Capacity Tool). FSCT was developed by the Windows Server Performance team as a tool capable of simulating
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Good morning all – today’s post is a very brief one regarding new announcements concerning Remote Desktop Services. The original announcements were made on the Remote Desktop ServicesTeam blog . RDS CAL Single Pack now available in Retail channel – Remote Desktop Client Access Licenses (CAL’s) were previously only sold in packs of 5 and 20. There was no option to buy a single CAL. In response to customer request, Single CAL Packs are now available for Windows Server 2008 and Windows
Posted to Ask the Performance Team (Weblog) by cchameed on November 10, 2009
Filed under: Performance, Terminal Server, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2
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Happy Friday AskPerf! One of our Technical Account Managers pinged me a few weeks ago and asked if I could put together something on how to do a server baseline. After thinking about how best to do this for a while, I realized that trying to create a one-stop shop for server performance baselines goes well beyond a blog post and into the realms of entire books! But, that doesn’t mean that we don’t have some good tips for you … So, to start with – what exactly is a baseline? Simply put, a baseline
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por Ivanov Cepeda En todo el tiempo que llevo ayudando a clientes premier, he encontrado que los casos que más frecuentemente se presentan, y que cuesta más trabajo identificar, están relacionados con rendimiento (performance) en las aplicaciones web, en algunas ocasiones debido a configuraciones que causan problemas, pero la mayoría de las veces los problemas se deben al código de las aplicaciones. En este post quiero hacer un corto checklist que pueda servir de guía para revisar problemas comunes
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안녕하세요? Sankim 입니다. 오늘은 Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2 그리고 32bit/64bit 최대 지원 메모리(RAM)에 대해서 간단히 정리해 보기로 하겠습니다. Windows 7 과 W2K8 Server R2( Version 6.1 ) 최대 메모리 [Windows 7 최대 물리 메모리] : Windows 7 클라이언트 버전에서 32Bit는 최대 4GB 메모리, 64bit는 192GB 메모리까지 사용 가능합니다. Starter Edition은 기본적으로 2GB이하 메모리를 가진 H/W를 위한 Edition이므로 2GB로 제한 되었습니다. 에디션(SKU) 32Bit 최대 메모리 64bit 최대 메모리 Windows 7 Ultimate 4 GB 192 GB Windows 7 Enterprise 4 GB 192 GB Windows 7 Professional 4 GB 192 GB Windows 7 Home Premium 4 GB 16 GB *Windows
Posted to Sankim's Blog (Weblog) by sankim on November 4, 2009
Filed under: Performance, Windows, Kernel, Windows Vista, Windows 2008, Windows 7, 윈도우즈 7
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Recently we received a case in support with an Exchange 2003 server where message delivery was slow and the Local Delivery queue was getting backed up. The Local Delivery queue was actually reaching in to the two thousand range and would fluctuate around that number for extended periods of time. So we collected some performance data and all RPC latencies, disk latencies, CPU utilization and many of the other counters that we looked at did not show any signs of any problems. <Scratching Head>
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The developer dashboard is a new feature in SharePoint 2010 that is design to provide additional performance and tracing information that can be used to debug and troubleshoot issues with page rendering time. The dashboard is turned off by default, but can be enabled via the object model or stsadm (and PowerShell too, I just haven’t put together the script for it yet). When the dashboard is turned on you will find information about the controls, queries and execution time that occur as part of the
Posted to Share-n-dipity (Weblog) by speschka on October 28, 2009
Filed under: Performance, Monitoring, SharePoint 2010, Development, Troubleshooting, Debugging
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List throttling is one of the new options in SharePoint 2010 that enable to set limits on how severely users can put the beat down on your servers. In a nutshell, what it does is allow you to set a limit for how many rows of data can be retrieved for a list or library at any one time. The most basic example of this would be if you had a list with thousands of items, and someone created a view that would return all of the items in the list in a single page. List throttling ensures that such a request
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Http throttling is a new feature in SharePoint 2010 that allows the server to “back off” of serving requests when it is too busy. Every 5 seconds a job will run that will check the server resources compared to the levels configured. By default the Server CPU, Memory, Request in Queue and Request wait time are being monitored. After 3 unsuccessful checks, the server will enter a throttling period and will remain in this state until a successful check is completed. Requests generated prior to the server
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꼬알라에겐 10월 22일은 매우 중요한 날이었습니다. :) 오전엔 미디어 대상 기자 간담회, 저녁엔 블로거분들을 대상으로 블로거 파티가 있었으니까요. (포스팅도 꼭 1주만에 하는 것 같네요) Windows 7 런치에 관련된 꼬알라의 후기는 다음 포스팅으로 살짝 미루겠습니다. (아직 그 많은 사진이 수배가 안되서 ㅜㅜ) 그전에 어제 기자 간담회 및 블로거 분들을 대상으로 진행된 행사의 첫번째 데모의 관련된 포스팅을 합니다. 오전 기자 간담회와 저녁 블로거 파티에서 진행된 데모의 전반적인 구성을 제가 하였기에, 블로고스피어에서 다소 논쟁이 되고 있는 부분에 대해서 속시원하게 말씀드리고 싶습니다. 첫번째 데모의 주요 목표는 Windows 7의 성능 향상에 대한 증명이었습니다. 조금 위험성이 있는 데모기에 내부적으로도 실제 시연 여부를 고민이 많았습니다. 혹시라도.. 지면? 이라는 걱정이었겠죠? 1년여동안을 Windows 7을 사용하고, 봐왔기에… Windows 7의 성능은 확실히 뛰어나다고
Posted to 꼬알라의 하얀집... (Weblog) by SJBAEK on October 23, 2009
Filed under: Microsoft, 마이크로소프트, 성능, Performance, Windows 7, 윈도우즈 7, 윈도 7
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I commonly get calls on the inability to see performance counters in Performance Monitor (perfmon) and the inability to query them through WMI. I thought I would take some time to write about how to look for any problems with Exchange Performance Counters and then provide some high level insight on how to possibly fix them. Most of this information applies to Windows 2003 servers. If the counters are not being shown at all, the first place to check is the registry to see if the counters are not disabled.
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E-mail Technical Questions: Kevin Remde – Kevin.Remde@microsoft.com Feedback e-mail to my boss: Brian Moore – BriMoore@microsoft.com Future Live, In-Person Event Information: TechNet (for IT Pros): http://www.technetevents.com/kevinremde MSDN (for Software Developers): http://www.MSDNEvents.com NEW - IT Manager Community Hub - http://technet.microsoft.com/itmanagement NEW - IT Manager Community Forum - http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/category/itmanager THRIVE: Me >> My Skills
Posted to Full of I.T. (Weblog) by KevinRemde on October 18, 2009
Filed under: Windows Server, Security, TechNet Events, IT Pro Resources, Microsoft Resources, TechNet Webcasts, Exchange Server, Screencasts, Management, Virtualization, Tech News, News, Reliability, IIS, Deployment, Training, Hyper-V, Networking, PowerShell, Productivity, Performance, IT Manager, Release, Windows 7, Test Lab, Green IT, TechNet, Interoperability, IE, Evaluation
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Gastposting von Oliver Scheer , Developer Evangelist - Windows, Silverlight und UI-Technologien bei der Microsoft Deutschland GmbH. Nur noch 7 Tage bis zum Windows 7 Launch. Windows 7 ist schneller, verlangt weniger Speicher und bringt viele weitere Performance-Verbesserungen mit sich. Heute wird verraten, was sich genau verbessert hat und wie wir dies eigentlich genau hinbekommen haben. Niemand wartet gerne, darum ist Windows 7 nun noch schneller und immer bereit, wenn Sie es sind. Zu den wichtigsten
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Problem description SQL Server Management Studio spends over 10 seconds to load. Cause In general, this behavior is due to 2 things: 1. The host computer not has access. By default "SQL Server Management Studio" is configured to use online help resources. 2. The host computer not has access. SSMS tries to go on internet to check for server certificate revocation until "SQL Server Management Studio" got a timeout, is like hanging. Resolution To fix the issue, you can follow the 3 steps below : Step
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Windows Vista Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 1 Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 2 Windows 7 Windows Server 2008 R2 When some or all your counters show up as numbers or When your counters do not show up or Event Type: Error Event Source: Perflib Event ID: 1008 and others In Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Server 2003, if you wanted to rebuild the base O.S. performance counters you had to go thru: 300956 How to manually rebuild Performance Counter Library values http://support.microsoft.com/?id=300956
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