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 Is easy solution ... change Display Format to Standard on your field . Do the new date formats drive you nuts in SharePoint 2013? You can change them back to the old format.  Go to the column settings and tweak the Display Format to the one you prefer, (and do this for any new date column you create) :

How to fix the The type Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Analytics.UI.ReportViewerMessages does not implement IReportViewerMessages or could not be found error The type Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Analytics.UI.ReportViewerMessages, Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal, Version=12.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=71e9bce111e9429c does not implement IReportViewerMessages or could not be found I solved this be comment out the ReportViewerMessages line in appSettings section in the web.config <appSettings> <!–  <add key="ReportViewerMessages" value="Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Analytics…… /> –> So far, I haven’t seen any issues by commenting out this entry.

How to set up an Internal SMTP Service for Windows Server 2012 Essentials Windows Server 2012 Essentials does not come with Microsoft Exchange Server as its predecessor Small Business Server 2011 did. However, many small businesses still use a copier or multifunction device that has the ability to scan to email. Some units also allow a fax to email forwarding service. Unfortunately, many of these devices rely on some form of internal SMTP service to enable them to relay emails to recipients. Fortunately, you can enable a SMTP service that is built into the core operating system for Windows Server 2012. Here how to do this. Install the SMTP Service Launch the Server Manager. From the Search charm, type in Server Manager to find it. From the Dashboard, Add Roles and Features. The Add Roles and Features Wizard will begin. Click Next on the first screen. Select Role-based or feature-based installation. Select the Essentials S

  Single Line of Text: field id="{FDDC4E38-25E0-4FD9-92E7-D17F34A5AB12}" description="My Content ID of Item" staticname="ContentID" name="ContentID" displayname="ContentID" type="Text" group="Sample Site Columns" sourceid="http://schemas.microsoft.com/sharepoint/v3" Number: Field ID="{13b3652a-d543-465d-91cb-a9d625637855}" StaticName="Read_Times" Name ="Read_Times" DisplayName ="Read_Times" Description="Read Time count of Item" Type="Number" Group ="Sample Site Columns" SourceID ="http://schemas.microsoft.com/sharepoint/v3" Date Time: Field ID="{d076e4d5-c785-4c04-8b56-c1f021721749}" StaticName="CreateDate" Name="CreateDate" DisplayName="Create_Date" Description="Create Date of Item" Group="Sample Site Columns" Type="DateTime" Format=

Aqui  les dejo una serie de scripts que son de gran utilidad cuando de administrar bases de datos en SQL Server hablamos, divididos en 8 secciones : Log de transacciones Seguridad (USUARIOS, LOGGINS, PASSWORD, ESQUEMAS, ROLES, PERMISOS) Data files y files groups MSSQL Agent Backup and restore Indices Reporting services Utilidades y trucos ———————————- ——- LOG DE TRANSACCIONES —– ———————————- —-VERIFICAR USO DEL LOG DE TRANSACCIONES ESPACIOS DISPONIBLES DBCC  SQLPERF (  LOGSPACE  ) —- TRUNCAR EL LOG DE TRANSACCIONES EN SQL SERVER 2000 Y 2005 use  DB CHECKPOINT GO BACKUP   LOG  Exercise  WITH TRUNCATE_ONLY DBCC  SHRINKFILE ( ‘Exercise_log’ ,  10 )   –Dejamos el archivo de log con un tamaño de 10 Mb DBCC  sqlperf ( logspace ) —- TRUNCAR EL LOG DE TRANSACCION EN SQL SERVER 2008 — USE  DB ; GO ALTER   DATABASE  AdventureWorks2008R2 SET   RECOVERY   SIMPLE ; GO — Deja el log en 1 MB. DBCC  SHRINKFILE ( AdventureWorks2008R2_Log ,  1 )