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UniqueWorld hosts Sydney's monthly SharePoint User...
2007-06-19 12:40:00
UniqueWorld hosts Sydney's monthly SharePoint User Group at their office on 24 Campbell Street near Town Hall. It's a great chance to meet other SharePoint users, listen to speakers talk about SharePoint and related activities, eat pizza and drink beer.Tonight's talk was about Business Intelligence in Office 2007. The speaker was Grant Paisley...From the invitation blurb:Grant Paisley is the Chief Solutions Architect for Angry Koala (http://ak.com.au/), a Microsoft Partner specialisingin Business Intelligence Solutions. Grant is a SQL Server MVP, and president ofthe Sydney SQL Server User Group. With more than 10 years of consultingexperience in Business Intelligence and data warehousing Grant has worked onmany complex projects and produced a wide range of solutions. Grant's presentation was very interesting and I'll be blogging about it in detail tomorrow evening. Essentially he gave a rundown of ways Excel 2007 can interact with OLAP data, talked about Excel Services, integra...
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If you're crawling case-sensitive URLs in your sea...
2007-06-16 08:52:00
If you're crawling case-sensitive URLs in your search catalog, such as an Apache-hosted intranet, you'll run into some strange errors. In your crawl log, you might see "Content for this URL is excluded by the server because a no-index attribute.". This implies that there is a no-index or no-follow metadata tag on the content, although there probably isn't. Further, the log will indicate the URLs as being all lower-case, when they aren't...There is a Microsoft hot fix for this (SharePoint Hotfix, April 12 2007). The KB article is at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/932619. Basically you have to call up Microsoft and ask for the download, which they will send you a link for.Once you've installed the hotfix, go to your Shared Service provider(s)'s Search Settings. Reset all the crawled content and do a full crawl on your sources. Subsequently, the SharePoint crawler will pick up and crawl the URLs appropriately.
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