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SharePoint migration tools

Migration projects are generally complicated. It takes time to complete the project, sometimes involve moving content between incompatible systems, and 100% satisfaction of the stakeholders is hard to get. It’s going the same way with SharePoint Migration(…)

New search capabilities in SharePoint Server 2013-2016

For the ones who have not migrated their environment on SharePoint 2013, or the novices, here is an article in which we will discover the new search capabilities in SharePoint Server 2013. We will have an overview(…)

BEEZY: Social Network for SharePoint 2013

Social Networking.. Everybody is actually “connected”: professional network, private social network… There is so many solutions around as of today. Which one should I use? What are the differences? Regarding the use of  a social work,(…)

SharePoint 2013 – Office 365 & Power BI

Quick reminder of what is SharePoint 2013 and Office 365 SharePoint 2013 SharePoint 2013 is a collaborative platform that allows organizations to increase the efficiency of their business processes. link: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc303422.aspx Office 365 with SharePoint 2013 This is(…)

Dealing with SSRS subscription schedules in AlwaysOn environment

A couple of days ago, I had the opportunity to work with AlwaysOn 2014 infrastructure that included a report server (SSRS) in native and scale-out mode. As you know, dealing with SSRS and availability groups is not an easy task(…)

Don’t use the default database file autogrow settings !

I often noticed default values for database file autogrow settings during my audits. You don’t trust me? Let me talk about a funny story about an incredible (and extreme) situation that concerns a transaction log file and its default settings.

Clustered columnstore index and memory management

Few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to give a session about the clustered columnstore index feature (CCI) at our In-Memory event dedicated to In-Memory technologies for Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle and SAP HANA. During our session, I explained(…)

SQL Server 2016 : availability groups and the new SSISDB support

This blog post is focused on the new supportability of SSIDB catalog on AlwaysOn architecture. Others studies are available here: New database issue level detection for automatic failover Potential features in standard(…)

SQL Server 2016 : availability groups and the new clustered columnstore index support

This blog post is focused on the new supportability of clustered columnstore index on the high- availability read-only replicas. Others studies are available here: New database issue level detection for automatic failover(…)

SQL Server 2016 : availability groups and load balancing features

Let’s continue with this third post about SQL Server AlwaysOn and availability groups. Others studies are available here: New database issue level detection for automatic failover Potential features in standard edition(…)