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See you there - me
Paul Beck
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You are going to need to use a dedicated search crawler page to help the crawler link to all your customer records.
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Try access the list using Powershell, loop thru the account permissions in the list and remove.
PS> $oList = $web.Lists[''xx'']
PS> $listRoles = $oList.RoleAssignments
PS> foreach ($role in $listRoles)
PS> {
PS> $role.Remove($account)
PS> }
PS>$list.Update()
If this fails, I think you are gone, as editing the data in SQL isn't supported, ...
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I got 4 replies so I'm sending all a copy of the book - thanks for the replies guys.
Paul Leigh
Paul Hunt
Andy Lewis
Pritin Patel
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Hi Pritin,
Pls send me you twitter adr or email me at paul.beck@sharepointsite.co.uk so I can send you a copy of the book.
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Book giveaway:
I am giving away 3 copies of this book written for the SharePoint community. Simply post a reply with you full name.
The SharePoint 2010 Handbook: A Collection of Short Chapters for Delivering Successful SharePoint Projects ...
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See you the Paul Beck
blog. http://blog.sharepointsite.co.uk
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My slide deck can be downlaoded here: http://blog.sharepointsite.co.uk/2012/02/sharepoint-coe-estimating-sharepoint.html
Paul
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Hi Inderayana,
I think you are referrring to the presence indicator. This show users current status, it doesn't count them for you. You would need to mange this yourself through code.
http://blog.sharepointsite.co.uk/2012/02/status-indicator-not-working.html
If you are looking for users currently in your AD that are online, you need to link up
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Hi Steve, Pls count me in - paul
Paul Beck
blog. http://blog.sharepointsite.co.uk/
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