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In the north of the Netherlands I'm working as SharePoint consultant.

Feb
1
comment In a DVWP my Multilookup column is not returning IDs, only column values
@omlin I had the feeling you were refering to 2010 features, so I added the 2007 info. Sorry for making you look 'bad' :)
Feb
1
revised In a DVWP my Multilookup column is not returning IDs, only column values
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Feb
1
comment In a DVWP my Multilookup column is not returning IDs, only column values
Where does this 'dot-ending' column come from? Is it a column you added yourself (if so: how does it get populated?)
Feb
1
revised In a DVWP my Multilookup column is not returning IDs, only column values
Even Moar Info!
Feb
1
revised In a DVWP my Multilookup column is not returning IDs, only column values
Moar Info!
Feb
1
asked In a DVWP my Multilookup column is not returning IDs, only column values
Jan
29
comment SharePoints on VMWare Workstation. Need to access the SP from non-domain desktop
How is your firewall set on the VMs? Allow all? Allow Domain?
Jan
25
asked Negative Document Count in a Document Library, now what?
Jan
22
awarded  Nice Question
Jan
7
comment How to refer to a site using hostname
Does your client pc use the DNS in which the a-record is created? If so, did you flush the dns? On the WFE you might be denied access because of the loopbackcheck: support.microsoft.com/kb/896861
Dec
20
comment Create a new document from Sharepoint using column data and Quick Parts
Did you read my question carefully? I'm fully aware on how to create a new document library and documents. I want to know how I can get SharePoint to generate a document for me, based on some other data already in SharePoint.
Dec
14
awarded  Self-Learner
Dec
8
comment After adjusting version settings (from unlimited to max 10) performance grinds to a halt
Yep I tried that, and it seems to work. In small steps I can bring down the number of versions stored. But if I do that 10 times, all the versions present in the end are my ten 'version-pruning'-edits, and not the 10 last edits of the end user. And it is quite a hassle with many documents in a doc-lib. It appears that SharePoint (maybe SQL?) is too busy deleting versions it forgets to mind other things (like servering regular content)
Dec
7
comment After adjusting version settings (from unlimited to max 10) performance grinds to a halt
I've haven't tried totally deleting the file. I'll have to consult with the end users to find a 'test-case' I can use. I'd rather see a solution which doesn't involve deleting loads of files and re-adding them.
Dec
7
comment After adjusting version settings (from unlimited to max 10) performance grinds to a halt
Editing it the first time results in a 'crash' and the superfluous versions still exists after the crash and new data isn't saved, so there isn't a second time.
Dec
2
accepted When defining field using CAML: what is the difference between Name and StaticName
Nov
23
comment After adjusting version settings (from unlimited to max 10) performance grinds to a halt
@KitMenke Just poking isn't enough since the redundant versions aren't deleted and the new metadata is not saved (it erros out/gets killed by the AppPool recycle)
Nov
23
asked When defining field using CAML: what is the difference between Name and StaticName
Nov
23
revised After adjusting version settings (from unlimited to max 10) performance grinds to a halt
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Nov
23
comment After adjusting version settings (from unlimited to max 10) performance grinds to a halt
Yep, when I remove the limit (back to previous setting) there are no issues and just an extra version in generated. SharePoint seems to have a really hard time in deleting all the superfluous old versions.