The reason of error "'Namespace.className.source' is inaccessible due to its protection level" is that by default class variables "source" and "substitute" are protected and you don’t have access to them anywhere out of the class. (more...)
It's not very often but sometimes I have to update SharePoint user email in profile. Here's a simple powershell code to do it. (more...)
When you created a new project (Java. Create new project in Eclipse), you want to know how to work with text files. Open SampleText.java and add after "package SampleText" two strings. (more...)
For real beginners in Java development 🙂 It’s quite easy to write Java code if you already know C#. I will write down some things for memories. (more...)
There’s a comfortable way to define variable in PHP.
For example, (more...)
If you need to know whether file is, you should use "Test-Path" cmdlet in PowerShell. It returns "True" if the file or directory exists and returns "False" in other case. (more...)
Below I write a powershell script to get the author and date of creation of SharePoint List. Today I have suddenly found out the new list. I was very surprised to see it and wanted to know who and when created it.
PowerShell is a very flexible tool for Windows and Windows-software administrators. You can do a lot of things with it. Sometimes you start to think of how to execute powershell scripts from Task Scheduler. It’s not enough just to add a PS-file in scheduler, you need to do something more. (more...)
GridView is a powerful and easy in use tool in Asp.net, especially if you know how to use it. There are a lot of tutorials how to add dynamic hyperlink column to GridView not programmatically, but this tutorial is about how to add hyperlink to GridView programmatically (in code-behind). (more...)
On test environment I have executed an SQL Server Integration Services Package and I’va got the error:
SSIS Error Code DTS_E_PRODUCTLEVELTOLOW. The component "Lookup My Cities" (64) cannot run on installed (64-bit) of Integration Services. It requires Standard Edition (64-bit) or higher. End Error
As it turned out, service SQL Server Integration Services wasn’t installed on the machine and I had to add it to SQL server features (Drawing 1). (more...)
