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Planning for SharePoint 2010 – Upgrade Planning Part 2 Moving the Databases [ Posted on: 25-September-2009 ]

Please read Part 1 of this post series before you continue. In this post I will highlight how to move your (32 bit) SQL Server tier to 64 bit. In the case of moving your data tier there are few prerequisites that you should consider. In this case we have the assumption that your new 64bit SQL server deployment has followed best practice guidelines for SQL server. From a SharePoint point of view you should consider the following to enable effective management of your existing content databases or any new databases you are creating. SQL Server 2008 or 2005 (64bit) are both supported when moving to SP2010. Details about preparing your database server can be found here (TechNet). This may be a good time to also plan what your SQL maintenance regime would look like for your new data tier. Start with Database maintenance guidance for Sha ...[Read More]

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Pierre Erol GIRAUDY - MVP MOSS

La Business Intelligence Microsoft: Sharepoint

…Gemini vient donc concurrencer sérieusement QlikView. Destiné aux utilisateurs fonctionnels, il est assez simple d'utilisation et directement intégré dans Excel.

QlikView quant à lui garde une petite avance grâce à un choix d'objets graphiques un peu plus large et une personnalisation des scripts de chargement un peu plus forte. Mais ce dernier argument ne pèse peut être pas autant pour un utilisateur non technique qui recherche avant tout la simplicité.
N'oublions pas que Gemini reste une beta de version 1 ( Nb: QlikView est en version 9). Il reste donc surement des choses à découvrir avant la sortie de la version finale prévue pour le premier semestre 2010... To be continued...

Aurelien Koppel: La Business Intelligence Microsoft: Sharepoint

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Office Web Apps : Office Web Apps Coming to Windows Live

Office Web Apps Coming to Windows Live

Today is an exciting day for us! We are making available Excel, Word and PowerPoint Web Apps for a select group of Windows Live users as part of the Office Web Apps Technical Preview. While the initial functionality is modest it will expand over time. As we get closer to the release of Office 2010 we will make the Office Web Apps available to more Windows Live users.

This early peek at the Office Web Apps will include high-fidelity viewing of Word, Excel and PowerPoint files in the browser. Invitees will also be able to edit Excel and PowerPoint files. Over time we’ll add OneNote Web App and the ability to edit Word files as well. Stay tuned to this blog to hear more about the upcoming features.

Office Web Apps : Office Web Apps Coming to Windows Live

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SharePoint et Office pour et par les administrateurs

Premiers retours, en français, sur Gemini…

A noter deux excellents articles, en français, sur un premier retour d’expérience sur Gemini, c’est ici sur le blog d’Aurélien Koppell :

Aurelien Koppel: La Business Intelligence Microsoft

• Exemple d'application Gemini

Après avoir décrit certaines fonctionnalités de Gemini dans mon dernier billet, je vous propose de découvrir à quoi pourront ressembler des applications construites avec ce nouvel outil Microsoft….

La suite est ici : http://aurelien-koppel-pps.blogspot.com/2009/09/exemple-dapplication-gemini.html

Ca ressemble à ca :

• Gemini Vs QlikView

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Pierre Erol GIRAUDY - MVP MOSS

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Slides from my TechEd Brazil Sessions

Brian finally got around to uploading my slides from two of my presentations. The decks aren’t scripted so if you weren’t at my talk you might be missing some of the context required to understand what I was talking about, but there’s a lot of content in there which may still be useful if you’re trying to wrap your head around what’s coming in VSTS 2010.

Brian Keller: Technical Evangelist for Team System : Slides from my TechEd Brazil Sessions

MS Project 2010

Goodbye Portfolio Server

Okay, so you are only saying goodbye to the name and the standalone server product. 2010 brings a combined Project Server and Portfolio Server — a single server product offering called Project Server 2010.

The new Project Server 2010 will contain the functionality of both Project Server and Portfolio Server, plus a few new features. You get a consistent UI, commands and centralized administration.

MS Project 2010: Goodbye Portfolio Server, Hello SharePoint

Planning for SharePoint 2010 - Upgrade Planning

Planning for SharePoint 2010 - Upgrade Planning and Guidance OFC306 TechED NZ Session Notes - Chandima.Net Blog for SharePoint solutions