Hey,
Following are commands to be executed to install a template in MOSS Server. I have installed a site template for IT help desk with the following command. There are two steps to be basically.
1. Add solution:
Command:
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12\BIN>stsadm -o addsolution -filename HelpDesk.wsp
Message shown execution is "Operation completed successfully."
2. Deploy solution:
While deploying we need to specify either the deployment is '-immediate' or '-local' or '-time' as parameter .
Command:
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12\BIN>stsadm -o deploysolution -name HelpDesk.wsp -immediate -allowgacdeployment
Message shown execution is "Timer job successfully created."
Thats it :)
Regards
Fauzi
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Monday, July 6, 2009
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Where is the debugger or host Application Running? - Adobe Flash Player 9
Hi Folks,
Where is the debugger or host Application Running?
I got this message box repeatedly many times when ever a flash component is there in the web page i browse which is annoying for any user...
The solution is we need to just install the patch file which can be downloaded from macromedia site. Following are the links to download...
For Firefox: flashplayer_9_plugin_debug
For IE : flashplayer_9_ax_debug
Hope it helps
Best Regards
Fauzi ~4Z
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
How to setup Database from MDF file
Dear Reader,
I was writing a user manual for a client, A part of it is about setting up a database in SQL Server 2008 from .MDF file. Thought let me blog this simultaneously so that it could be useful for surfer who look for a way to setup a database in SQL Server.Necessary measures are taken to protect sensitive information :)
Following are the steps to be done to setup database in SQL Server 2008.
Step #1: Right click on Database, Select Attach…
Step #2: A window with title Attach Databases will be shown to add the database files. Click on Add button.
Step #3: A window with title Local Database files – Computer Name, will be displayed. Browse and select the respective .mdf file for which you need to add the Database.
(Click to view full screen)

Step #4: The select database file with the .mdf life & the .ldf file will be loaded. Please refer Screen #48. There are two options either we can click OK to finish adding the Database or If you want to reset log file .ldf file, select and remove the second file as shown in screen #48 and click OK to add file Database with log file. When this activity is done the SQL Server automatically creates a .ldf file.
(Click to view full screen)

Hope it helps...
Cheers :)
Fauzi
I was writing a user manual for a client, A part of it is about setting up a database in SQL Server 2008 from .MDF file. Thought let me blog this simultaneously so that it could be useful for surfer who look for a way to setup a database in SQL Server.Necessary measures are taken to protect sensitive information :)
Following are the steps to be done to setup database in SQL Server 2008.
Step #1: Right click on Database, Select Attach…
Step #2: A window with title Attach Databases will be shown to add the database files. Click on Add button.
Step #3: A window with title Local Database files – Computer Name, will be displayed. Browse and select the respective .mdf file for which you need to add the Database.
(Click to view full screen)
Step #4: The select database file with the .mdf life & the .ldf file will be loaded. Please refer Screen #48. There are two options either we can click OK to finish adding the Database or If you want to reset log file .ldf file, select and remove the second file as shown in screen #48 and click OK to add file Database with log file. When this activity is done the SQL Server automatically creates a .ldf file.
(Click to view full screen)
Hope it helps...
Cheers :)
Fauzi
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