(Scot Hillier) Learn how to migrate Business Connectivity Services external content types from a development environment to testing environments and production environments in Microsoft SharePoint 2010. Techniques are presented for migrating external content types that are created by using Microsoft

(ukadc) Our next SoundByte, “SharePoint 2010 – A comparison with SharePoint 2007”, will be run on Friday 18th March 2011 from 11:00 – 12:00 UK Time. The session is charged at the rate of 1 hour from your ADM contract for up to 2 Live Meeting connections (and unlimited attendees at each of these conn

(Bob McClellan) Business Connectivity Services in SharePoint 2010 lets you access data from external systems. This article discusses how to use Business Connectivity Services to define relationships, called associations, between external tables.

(Andrew Connell) Learn how to use the Silverlight client object model in Microsoft SharePoint 2010 to read and write data in SharePoint sites from Microsoft Silverlight applications.

(Jeremy Jameson) I thought it would be helpful to share my step-by-step procedures for manually configuring claims-based authentication in SharePoint Server 2010 using an “ASP.NET database” and corresponding membership and role providers.

(Shawn Shell) With the release of SharePoint 2010, Microsoft continues to grow its already compelling content management platform. And although many enterprises are thinking about a move to SharePoint 2010, they aren’t necessarily coming from the same place.

(Joaquin Torres) One of the most important SQL Databases with regards to SharePoint is the TEMPDB. Most SharePoint performance issues are due to improper SQL configuration and more importantly, not giving enough thought to the tempdb itself. In SharePoint, every action that you take is staged in t

(Sumit Maitra) In my previous articles I have discussed how we can use custom content types and custom page layouts to define document structure in SharePoint. It did not involve any coding or customization. In this article we’ll continue where we left off and see how we can add a hook in SharePoint

(Mohamed M Malek) In the previous post I showed you how to deploy the BCS model for the Employee WCF service. In this post we will continue our scenario by adding the synchronization sources for the AD and the BCS WCF service.

(Mohamed M Malek) In the previous post I described the exact scenario I am trying to implement and detailed how to create the WCF service and deploy it. In this post I will continue by describing how can we prepare this WCF to be consumed from the User Profiles Synchronization service using BCS.