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Can jou make a query to show alle the site a user is member of
>Hansen from DK
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Excellent set of queries for SP Developers...
I think it would lot of people if you please put these queries in a TEXT file for ease of download.
When you copy all these queries into clipboard, you get HTML-embedded text.
Thanks,
HyperX.
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this information has proved to be very useful! i'd like to see the second part of this...
I have demonstrated how easy it to analyze a SharePoint Portal solution. In the second part of the article, I will try to write queries on Users, User Profiles, Subscriber Lists, Site Groups, Cross Site Groups etc.
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We have several managed paths and, while it was no biggie to update your queries to consider WSS paths other than 'sites', ti would be great if your queries took these into account automatically.
If I can figure out how to do that, I'll send you an update.
-Kevin Buchan
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Thanx Ashaman, I will update my article and mention your name to give you credit.
Adnan
MCP, MCAD.NET, MCSD.NET
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Hi,
The information provided through the article is excellent,but i knew that you direct queries to SBS is not recommended at all,because it breaks the SBS object model... if you want to query from SBS you have to use SBS web services... this is the information i got from MS Support.... then please update or hint this info in this article.
Moustafa M.Arafa
Senior Solution Developer,DotNet Trainer.
MCT,MCSD.Net,MCAD.Net,MCP
DotNet Technical Support Manager.
http://www.dotnetboom.net
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Hi,
As long as you don't make any changes in the SharePoint Proprietry database schema, it is allowed.
Adnan
MCP, MCAD.NET, MCSD.NET
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Very true! So far, you can "read" the databases, but no "writes" are allowed as this could void your support from MS. You have to use the SharePoint Object model instead to make any updates/deletes/inserts.
Thanks,
Shola Salako, MCSE
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Not realy ! You may have some PB
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/841057/en-us
Additionally, customers must not make support-guided changes outside a support incident or provide such changes to other customers for use outside a support incident. In addition to the items previously mentioned, customers are strongly advised against direct access in a read-only manner to these databases unless Microsoft protocol documentation is followed exactly. Accessing these databases programmatically or manually could cause unexpected locking within Microsoft SQL Server that can result in overall performance problems. To view the SharePoint Products and Technologies protocol documentation, visit the following Microsoft Web site:
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=119903
EROL
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Some useful SQL queries to analyze and monitor SharePoint Portal solutions usage.
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| First Posted | 25 May 2006 |
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