by David Loo | Aug 29, 2023 | Uncategorized
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by David Loo | Oct 14, 2021 | .NET Core
When you have finished defining your EF model the first time and you want to create the actual database and tables. First you will need to install the EF Core command line tools, you can do this in the .NET Core CLI or inside Visual Studio. But this post I will be focusing on Visual Studio only. So open your Package Manager Console and enter the following commands.
Install-Package Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Tools
The Install-Package command will install the command tools for you, before you can continue to the next command.
Add-Migration InitialCreate
Add-Migration command will create the migration to generate the initial sets of tables for the model.
Update-Database
Update-Database command will create the database and applies the new migration to it.
by David Loo | Dec 8, 2016 | SharePoint Installation
If you are trying to install the prerequisite for SharePoint 2013 or 2016 and you come across an error message saying it can’t install the web server role. Most likely the issue is that you haven’t installed .NET Framework 3.5 feature on the server.
Go to Server Manager and select Add roles and features, click next till you see a list of features and then select .NET Framework 3.5 Features and continue. After you have done this, install the prerequisite again.
by David Loo | Sep 17, 2016 | General
So it’s been 2 weeks since we were contacted by Harvey Norman to recall our Note 7 mobile phone due to the internal battery exploding issue that is going around. So we took it back for a new replacement which will be available on 21st September 2016.
Harvey Norman and other resellers are also offering a courtesy Samsung J1 Mini phone that we get to keep, or get a loan S7 and swap it back for your Note 7 when it arrives. Also we get to keep all the accessories that came with the Note 7 inside the box too! So now I have an extra fast charger to USB-C and headphones.
I’m still considering if I should get a full refund while still waiting for the new replacement. The reason is because I have a feeling that when the phone goes back on sale to the public in October the price might drop.
I recommend that you go to Samsung’s web site for more information on the recall process, or contact the place of purchase.
by David Loo | Aug 16, 2016 | Sharepoint Development, Uncategorized
So I have configured a host header web application and the application domain (apps.domain.com). I was able to download and install apps from the apps store, but when I click on the app the I get an error 404 Not Found.
While doing some digging around on the Internet I discovered there is a PowerShell cmdlet that I can run to configure app domain and web application. If have already created a app domain in your DNS, you will need to create a new host header web application using the app domain name (http://apps.domain.com).
To configure your app domain use the following cmdlet:
New-SPWebApplicationAppDomain -AppDomain <AppDomain> -WebApplication <WebApplicationID> -Zone <Zone> -Port <Port> -SecureSocketsLayer
Where:
- <AppDomain> is the URI of the app domain. This parameter is required.
- <WebApplicationID> is the GUID, URI, or name of the web application for which the app domain is being configured. This parameter is required.
- <Zone> is the security zone to which the app domain will be assigned. Possible values are “Default”, “Intranet”, “Internet”, “Custom”, or “Extranet”. If no value is specified “Default” will be applied. This parameter is optional.
- <Port> is the IIS port number to which the app domain will be assigned. If no value is specified, the same port that is used by the web application for the zone will be applied. This parameter is optional.
- -SecureSocketsLayer is a parameter to specify that the app domain will use Secured Sockets Layer (SSL) security. If no value is specified, no SSL security will be used.This parameter is optional.
To remove the app domain use the following cmdlet:
Remove-SPWebApplicationAppDomain -WebApplication <WebApplicationID> -Zone <Zone>
Where:
- <WebApplicationID> is the GUID, URI, or name of the web application for which the app domains will be removed. This parameter is required.
- <Zone> is the security zone from which the app domain will be removed. Possible values are “Default”, “Intranet”, “Internet”, “Custom”, or “Extranet”. If no value is specified, all of the app domains for the web application will be removed. This parameter is optional.
