A good part of my time I’m working on troubleshooting issues with SharePoint 2010 farms. Usually this includes (but is not limited to) unexpected errors and performance problems. In this blogpost I will describe some of the tools and tricks I use on a daily basis to pinpoint the source of problems.
Unexpected errors
We all know them, right? “An unexpected error has occurred”.

Now what? To get a more descriptive message about what might be wrong, there are two approaches: More...
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This is the introduction-post of my series on using taxonomyfields in SharePoint 2010 development. The series will, besides this introduction, consist of the following parts:
Part I: Declaration and initialization
Part II: Using taxonomy fields programmatically
Part III: Searching taxonomy fields
To understand how to use taxonomy fields in your projects, it is important to understand how they work under the hood.
Read this post from Wictor Wilen to learn (almost) all about it:
http://www.wictorwilen.se/Post/Dissecting-the-SharePoint-2010-Taxonomy-fields.aspx
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