Showing posts with label Performance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Performance. Show all posts
Thursday, October 3, 2013
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About SharePoint 2010
Here are some very good and
useful stuff to get yourself involved in SharePoint 2010 environment
SharePoint Server 2010
performance and capacity test results and recommendations
Capacity management and sizing
for SharePoint Server 2010
Office 2010: Product Guides
SharePoint Server 2010 Enterprise
Search Evaluation Guide
InfoPath 2010 Reference: InfoPath
2010 Developer Reference for Form Templates
Guide for IT Pros for Microsoft
Office Web Apps Beta
Planning guide for Microsoft
SharePoint Server 2010 Beta
Operations guide for Microsoft
SharePoint Foundation 2010 Beta
Deployment guide for Microsoft
SharePoint Server 2010 Beta
Databases That Support SharePoint
2010 Products
Extranet Topologies for
SharePoint 2010 Products
SharePoint Server 2010
performance and capacity test results and recommendations
Capacity management and sizing
for SharePoint Server 2010
SharePoint Server 2010 capacity
management: software boundaries and limits
SharePoint Server 2010
performance and capacity technical case studies
InfoPath 2010 Enhanced
Integration with SharePoint Server 2010 and Its Implications When Designing
Forms for Applications
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Performance issue with Project Task List in SharePoint 2007
Issue:
A Project Task List takes more than 5 minutes to load
Cause & Resolution:
· User had a project task list
· Total number of items = 2000+
· She had created a custom view in which she selected an option Grouped by “Column Name”
· Created my personal view (of course a standard view, no grouped by, no sort by or no filter)
· Browsed the list using my personal view and it had hardly taken a minute to open
· Also found this article - http://kb4sp.wordpress.com/2007/06/25/sharepoint-2007-hard-limitations/ which says – There is not a hard limit, but you might experience list view performance degradation as the number of field types in a list increases to 256 per list.
· And I also checked when we select Grouped By option in the view Field types in the list increased to more than 300, so removed grouped by option from user’s custom view which loaded the list faster.
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