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4/29/2008

Mass Check In of Documents

Many times, I upload multiple documents to a library that requires Check Out. Once the files are uploaded, SharePoint keeps the documents checked out and there is no immediately apparent method to check in all the documents at once.

In WSS, you'll need to manually check in each document. Get your clicking finger ready!

In MOSS, there is a much easier method to do a mass check in, but it is not obvious. My approach uses the Content and Structure interface available in MOSS publishing sites.

** Note: Your document library doesn't have to be in a publishing site. It just needs to be a child of a publishing site.

Here's how I do it.

  • Go the top level site (because it is probably a publishing site). If it's not a publishing site, will you need to enable the Publishing features at the site collection level.
  • Go to the site settings page
  • Under Site Administration, choose Content and Structure

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  • In the tree view, navigate to the site/library
  • Change the View from "Default View" to "Checked Out To Me"

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  • Select all documents you want to check in
  • Choose Check In from the Actions menu

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  • You will be prompted to enter some check in comments and then wait for the process to finish.

All done.

The Content and Structure interface is very powerful and you should use it to accomplish many bulk tasks within MOSS.

Posted at 12:37 PM by Mark Eichenberger | Category: Management | Permalink | Email this Post | Comments (0)

3/19/2008

Filtering out Disabled Accounts When Importing Profiles

By default, MOSS uses the (&(objectCategory=person)(objectClass=user)) LDAP search filter when importing your user accounts from Active Directory. This filter imports all enabled and disabled user accounts to MOSS.

 

To restrict profiles to only “Active” or “Enabled” accounts, here is the filter string:

 (&(objectCategory=person)(objectClass=user)( !(userAccountControl:1.2.840.113556.1.4.803:=2)))

 

To get this into SharePoint, do the following steps

o   Go into Central Administration

o   Click on SharedServices1 on the left hand side of the page

o   Under User Profiles and My Sites, click the first link: User Profiles and Properties

o   Near the bottom of the page, click View Import Connections

o   Mouse over the only connection you have and click the down arrow and then click Edit

o   Scroll down to the Search Settings section.  There is a box titled User Filter in that section.  Paste in the filter string from above.

o   Click OK at the bottom of the page

o   In your navigation breadcrumbs near the top of the page, click on User Profile and Properties

o   Near the bottom are several bulleted links.  Click the 5th one, Start Full Import


This process will go through your existing profiles and mark any previous disabled accounts as inactive profiles and they will no longer be show or accessible in SharePoint.  Disabled accounts not previously imported by MOSS will be ignored and no profile will be created.

 

Posted at 2:50 PM by Mark Eichenberger | Category: SharePoint; Management | Permalink | Email this Post | Comments (2)
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