A SharePoint web part created in order to bring a simple solution for running cross-site collection as well as web application queries
Version | 11.1.00 |
Updated | Nov 11th 2013 |
Developer |
KwizCom
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User Rating |
802
3.1
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Original File Size | 57 KB |
Downloads | 6000 |
Systems | Windows All |
Category | Internet |
SharePoint development and the integration of features for the server side are closely related, especially when it comes to optimizing the workflow making things a bit easier for the users.
For those who have to manage a large number of web apps and site collections, Enterprise Aggregation Caching Feature from KWizCom can dramatically increase the efficiency of queries and take off some of the load on the server that handles those loads.
This particular component makes it possible for the administrator to set up cross site collection and cross web application queries, as well as deploy them, in such a manner that the collected data becomes available a lot faster when the lists are called by an end-user performing queries.
The collected information is cached and made ready to be loaded in the shortest possible time, while this aggregated data can be refreshed and accessed by users manually and almost without any delay.
With the help of Enterprise Aggregation Caching Feature Crack the rules for all the proceedings can be tracked and managed from a centralized location, thus minimizing the impact on the server resources.
Well suited for working in conjunction with other similar web parts and SharePoint components, the Enterprise Aggregation Caching Feature server-based tool strives to make the access to features and data resources more facile for both users and administrators.
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