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Backup Website/Folders With Dropbox On Ubuntu Server

August 19, 2013 by Ehi Kioya 3 Comments

Dropbox On Ubuntu

I like to automate things! There’s this great feeling you get when you set things up to run without manual intervention. It just makes you feel “powerful”. I have scripts and code pieces to backup stuff like Microsoft SQL Server Databases (see my post on Backing up SQL Server to Dropbox), MySQL Databases, entire cloud machines, entire websites, and/or selected folder(s) within a directory.

Filed Under: Dropbox, Linux & Servers Tagged With: Dropbox, Linux

Versioning Workflows In SharePoint With C#/ASP.NET

June 20, 2013 by Ehi Kioya 7 Comments

versioning workflows image

You have carefully developed a workflow with Visual Studio. Deployment and testing go smoothly on your dev machine. Some weeks or months later, the business requests some changes to the workflow. You implement the required changes and again deployment and testing (on your dev machine) also work fine. Now you try to upgrade the version you have on the production environment. And then the nightmare of versioning workflows begins…

Filed Under: SharePoint Tagged With: SharePoint, Workflows

Creating Wiki Pages Programmatically In SharePoint

March 11, 2013 by Ehi Kioya Leave a Comment

Wiki Pages Programmatically

I still remember battling with different methods of creating wiki/publishing pages within an enterprise wiki site using code in SharePoint 2010. While the issues I encountered were almost frustrating at the time, the overall learning experience was great. So for developers like me who might be tasked with similar problems (and of course for my personal reference), I have put together this article to describe what works and what does not. I have tested the final code and found it to work for both a publishing site as well as a team site with the publishing feature activated.

Filed Under: SharePoint Tagged With: Programming, SharePoint

SharePoint Web Parts – An Overview

March 11, 2013 by Ehi Kioya Leave a Comment

Web Parts Overview

This introductory tutorial presents an overview of building SharePoint web parts. Web parts are perhaps the most common type of development projects any new SharePoint 2010 developer will undertake. More detailed instructions on coding, deployment and adding of web parts to SharePoint 2010, will be presented in later tutorials.

Filed Under: SharePoint Tagged With: Programming, SharePoint

Search the Internet Directly From the Start Menu

March 11, 2013 by Ehi Kioya 5 Comments

Search the Internet

Most Windows users usually lauch their browser application in order to search the internet. If your favorite search engine is not set as your home page and if perhaps you don’t use Google Chrome (which allows searching directly from the address bar), then you would need to first type-in the address of your search engine before proceeding. This could be time wasting and monotonous.

Filed Under: Computer Tips, News, Zero Code Tech Tagged With: Computer Tips, Windows

Protect SQL Statements From Accidental Update/Delete

March 11, 2013 by Ehi Kioya 4 Comments

Protect SQL Statements

The designers of SQL for some reason did not require a keyword (like “ALL”) to protect SQL statements from accidental updates or deletes. Especially when the UPDATE or DELETE statement doesn’t contain a WHERE clause. I wonder if this was deliberate or if it was an oversight. In any case, the programmer becomes “all-powerful”. The significance of this problem will be better appreciated with an example…

Filed Under: Backend (Server-Side), Database Tagged With: Database, SQL

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