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Friday, 25 May 2018
Limitations of SharePoint Foundation 2013
Some of the Limitations of SharePoint Foundation 2013 Are :
1. Do not have any publishing features.
2. Don't Support Search Box in Page.
3. It Doesn't Support Page Layout as it doesn't support publishing features so we can't create templates.
4. It doesn’t support Workflows.
5. It Doesn't Managed Metadata.
6. It doesn't have Yes App Catalog (SharePoint).
7. It doesn't support Cloud-Hosted Apps, SharePoint-Hosted Apps, Auto hosted Apps.
8. It doesn't Support:App Management Services: This feature allows you to install apps from the Internal Catalog or the Public SharePoint Store.
9. It doesn't Support:Auditing: Auditing – Site collection administrators can use the audit feature to track which users have taken what actions on the sites, content types, lists, libraries, list items, and library files of site collections.
10. It doesn't Support: Business Intelligence: Business intelligence (BI) in SharePoint 2013 provides comprehensive BI tools that integrate across Microsoft Office applications and other Microsoft technologies. These BI tools are: Excel 2013, Excel Services in SharePoint 2013,
Performance Point Services in SharePoint Server 2013, Visio Services
11. It doesn't Support:
Community: Community – In SharePoint 2013, a Community Site is a new site template that provides a forum experience in the SharePoint environment. Use communities to categorize and cultivate discussions among a broad group of people across organizations in a company. Communities promote open communication and information exchange by enabling people to share their expertise and seek help from others who have knowledge in specific areas of interest. You can deploy a Community Portal to promote communities to users within your enterprise.
12. It doesn't Support:
Content Search Web Part: Content Search Web Part – The Content Search Web Part (CSWP) is a new feature in SharePoint 2013. It can be most accurately compared to the Content Query Web Part.
13. It doesn't support: News feed: News feed – Use the SharePoint News feed app to interact with your organization’s SharePoint social network.
Tuesday, 5 December 2017
Tuesday, 25 July 2017
Tuesday, 23 May 2017
Get Site URL, Site Title, Web Id etc
Get-SPWebApplication http://site | Get-SPSite -Limit All | Get-SPWeb -Limit All | Select Title, URL, ID, ParentWebID | Export-CSV C:\WebAppInventory.csv -NoTypeInformation
Friday, 7 April 2017
Unable to remove web application from SharePoint 2013
I have tried delete web application facing below error, my scenario is there is no database, and IIS site.
An object in the SharePoint administrative framework, “SPWebApplication Name=ulabtechnologies:1234’ Site Parent=SPWebService”, could not be deleted because other objects depend on it. Update all of these dependants to point to null or different objects and retry this operation. The dependant objects are as follows: SPSolutionDeploymentJobDefinition Name=solution-deployment-
In SQL Management Studio:
SELECT * FROM Objects (NoLock) where Name like '%%'
Note the "Id" GUID.
SELECT * FROM SiteMap (nolock) where ApplicationId = ''
Note the 'DatabaseId' GUID.
Next step is to be done on a SharePoint server in the farm:
STSADM -O DeleteConfigurationObject -id {DatabaseId GUID from step above}
Repeat this for each row returned in the first step and then you will be able to successfully delete the web application from the farm.
In SQL Management Studio:
SELECT * FROM Objects (NoLock) where Name like '%
Note the "Id" GUID.
Note the 'DatabaseId' GUID.
Next step is to be done on a SharePoint server in the farm:
STSADM -O DeleteConfigurationObject -id {DatabaseId GUID from step above}
Repeat this for each row returned in the first step and then you will be able to successfully delete the web application from the farm.
Now try to delete web application
Remove-SPWebApplication -Identity "" -Confirm
Friday, 17 March 2017
Rename Web Application name
$WebApp = SPWebApplication | where {$_.Name -match "OldWebAppName"}
$WebApp.Name ="NewWebAppName"
$WebApp.Update()
Get-SPWebApplication | where {$_.Name -match "NewWebAppName"}
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