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Today I came across a very small but very intersting stuff and I really didn’t aware abot this setting.
One of my user wanted to change the title of excel web access web part We changed it from Appearance > Title but it always took “ Excel Web Access – Title “which really irritated me
But finally I got the clue where to get this done as below
Click on Modify Shared Web Part
Under Toolbar and Title Bar uncheckAuto generate Web Part Title option and then change the name from Appearace > Title
There are some limitations to restore the whole web applicartion using SQL restore but we can use DB associated with Web Application using SQL tools
To restore databases associated with a Web application by using SQL Server tools
The account must be a member of the sysadmin fixed server role.
All stored procedures must be finished before a restore if any procedure is running stop SharePoint Timer service and wait for several minutes for any currently running stored procedures to finish.
Do not restart the service until after you restore the databases.
Now we are all set open SQL management studio and expand Database server
Select the DB you want to restore > Right Click > Tasks >Restore >Database.
In the Restore Database dialog box, specify all required information
Open Options.
In the Restore options section, select only Overwrite the existing database
Recovery state section specify details as per your requirements
Open Central Administration > Home page > Backup and Restore section > click Restore from a backup.
The process consists of 3 steps
Step 1
Select Backup to Restore page > from the list of backups > select the backup job that contains the farm or Web application backup > and then click Next
Step 2
Select Component to Restore page > select the check box that is next to the Web application > and then click Next.
Step 3
Select Restore Options page > in the Restore Component section > make sure that Farm\<Web application>appears in the Restore the following content list.
3.In the Restore Only Configuration Settings section, make sure that the Restore content and configuration settings option is selected.
4.In the Restore Optionssection, under Type of Restore, select the Same configurationoption. A dialog box appears that asks you to confirm the operation. Click OK
4.If you want to restore the site collection to a specific content database, use the DatabaseServer and DatabaseName parameters to specify the content database.
5.If you do not specify a content database, the site collection will be restored to a content database chosen by Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010.
6.If you are restoring a host-named site collection, use the Identity parameter to specify the URL and use the HostHeader parameter to specify the URL of the Web application that will hold the host-named site collection.
7.If you want to overwrite an existing site collection, use the Force parameter.
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Before you enable usage reporting in a SSP, you have to first enable Windows SharePoint Services usage logging for the farm hosting the Web application containing the SSP. Use the following procedure to enable usage logging for the farm.
Enable usage logging for the farm
1.On the Central Administration home page, click Operations.
2.On the Operations page, in the Logging and Reporting section, click Usage analysis processing.
3.On the Usage Analysis Processing page, in the Logging Settings section, select Enable logging.
4.Type a log file location and number of log files to create.
5.In the Processing Settings section, select Enable usage analysis processing, and then select a time to run usage processing.
6.Click OK.
Enable usage reporting
1On the SSP home page, in the Office SharePoint Usage Reportingsection, click Usage reporting.
2On the Configure Advanced Usage Analysis Processing page, in the Processing Settings section, click Enable advanced usage analysis processing.
3In the Search Query Loggingsection, select Enable search query logging.
4Click OK.
Activate usage reporting After usage reporting is enabled for the SSP, site collection administrators must activate the reporting feature. Until the reporting feature is activated on a site collection, usage reports are not available. Use the following procedure to activate the reporting feature.
1On the Site Actionsmenu, click Site Settings.
2On the Site Settings page,in the Site Collection Administrationsection, click Site collection features.
3On the Site Collection Features page, click the Activatebutton for the Reporting feature.