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    SQL Server Filegroups

    Since SQL Server stores data in a model, that data needs to clearly go somewhere but where does it go?  This is where Filegroups come into play in SQL Server.  Filegroups are the physical files on your disc volumes that hold SQL Server’s data and can be used for backup and administrative management purposes. The…

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    Creating Logins and Users in SQL Server

    How to create a new SQL Server Login and User Creating individual logins and users for SQL gives you a great security advantage.  A Login is used for authentication into a SQL Instance while a User is used for authorization into a SQL Database.  Note that Logins are used at the Instance level and Users are…

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    React in SharePoint

    Lately I’ve been playing with ReactJS, and was looking for a way to render content in SharePoint using React. I really like React because you can easily create interactive UIs declaratively. You design simple views for each state in your application, and React will efficiently update and render the correct components when your data changes.…

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    How to Connect to Exchange Online with MFA enabled

    If you are an organization following best practices for protecting your environment in the cloud you have inevitably enabled Multi Factor Authentication on your administrator logins. In this configuration you have either chosen to use the included Azure MFA cloud service or completed a federated installation to use either Microsoft’s on premise installation of Azure…

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    Create a Table Partition in SQL Server 2012

    Partitioning a SQL Table is a great way to organize your data for faster data retrieval.  Partitions do exactly that, break down the Table into organized pieces based on criteria from your columns. Why partition? Primarily, performance reasons.  Because the table is split up, data can be retrieved in a faster and more organized way…

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    Custom SharePoint Form Using Office UI Fabric and Angular

    Building custom and fully interactive forms for SharePoint can often be complex. Using AngularJS with Office UI Fabric is a great way to build dynamic forms that have the same look and feel of Office and SharePoint. In this article I am going to walk through the process of building a Employee Termination form using…

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    What is Microsoft Flow?

    Microsoft Flow is a new workflow management tool for automating workflows across applications and services by connecting web services, files, and cloud-based data. It empowers users to create workflows to decrease time-consuming tasks or processes that automate approvals, send/receive notifications, synchronize files, or collect, organize and update data. Microsoft Flow can bridge the gap between…

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    Power BI Connection Types

    I’ve noticed quite a few questions lately on Power BI Community forum related to how Power BI Desktop works with data sources. The questions aren’t specific to particular data sources or being able to connect to them, but how Power BI connects to them. There are different ways to connect to various sources, but there are also…

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    How to Hide Write-In Product on Opportunity Product Sub Grid

    When adding products to an opportunity with the inline sub grid, often you will only want to allow pre-existing products for your users, thus not needing or wanting the “Write-in Product” button. If you do not want users to be able to add a write-in product there are 3 ways you can accomplish: Option 1:…

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