Posts Tagged ‘SharePoint 2010’

RowLimit in FAST KeywordQuery

Friday, December 16th, 2011 in SharePoint 2010.
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Sometimes when you are using a KeywordQuery object to perform a search and your Search Service Application is FAST Search Server for SharePoint you can see this message instead of your result:
“The search request was unable to execute on FAST Search Server.”
In my case I tried to set KeywordQuery.RowLimit property to get more results and my query had been looking like this: or ((lastname:”jonh*”),(firstname:”jonh*”))
I this case it failed to execute the query. But when I use “starts-with” instead of * symbol everything works perfectly. So I just rewrote my query to be like this:
or ((lastname:starts-with(“jonh”)),(firstname: starts-with(“jonh”)))
And it works perfect.

If you still have an error when you try to execute a query try to set your RowLimit to 100 or 200. I found out that in some cases if there are too many results for the query FAST will stop the execution with error. Try to set minimal row limit and check again.

I hope it will help somebody.

Package Designer – update safe controls.

Sunday, June 26th, 2011 in Development, SharePoint 2010.
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Today I polished my solution after a couple of months of development. After all the design changes and new requests I wanted to reorganize my solution. One of my tasks was to reorganize all the namespaces for the web parts. When each web part in the solution is developed by a different person sometimes namespaces are different as well. I started to change namespaces for all the web parts when I found out that my changes do not appear in the package manifest file. The safe controls list in the manifest file hadn’t change.

Theoretically it can be changed manually but the maintaining of the manually manifest is too hard.

So after a couple of experiments I figured it out.

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“SharePoint 2010 Basics” Presentation

Monday, February 22nd, 2010 in Lectures, SharePoint 2010.
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Here you can find the presentation from the Microsoft Office Group meeting I lectured.
Thank you all for attending.
Download the presentation

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