Testing a pilot of a recent SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint 2013 upgrade I encountered a message reading: “This view cannot be displayed because the number of lookup and workflow status columns it contains exceeds the threshold (8) enforced by the administrator” This seems to be resource throttling introduced in the web application to limit the number […]
Author: jermsmit
Using Gmail as my SMTP server
In the past I use to host my own email server here at the SOHO of jermsmit.com. Today I found myself in need of setting up alerts for some of my network based equipment. So I used Gmail (thanks Google) for this task. To make this work you need the following: A gmail account (make […]
Happy New Year 2014
It’s here the day we all waited 365 days for. Looking back for a brief moment into 2013, I can say it was a very successful year. I am now moving forward with this momentum right into this year with the hopes and drive to accomplish even more. This is day one, we have 364 left […]
With the many communication platforms out today it’s a hard for I or anyone else for that matter to recommend one that is best for you. One this is similar about many of them today. They all relay on some centralized server to route and store all of your communication. They also store what you […]
I have been working on upgrading SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint 2013. Here are some notes on steps taken to update a content database for your default web application. Please note: A backup of your default (primary) SharePoint 2010 content database is needed. These steps are for those who have already installed SharePoint and have […]
I was working on uninstalling installations of SQL 2012 and SQL 2008 R2 to later do a clean install of SQL 2012. All seems to be going relatively smooth until I encountered the following message: Warning 26003. Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Setup Support Files cannot be uninstalled because the following products are installed: Microsoft […]