get last app pool recycle timings

c:\Windows\System32\inetsrv\appcmd list wp  gives you all the process IDs

and on powershell  go for :

(Get-Process -Id [processID]).StartTime

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Search History in SharePoint 2010

Did anyone got a chance to work on Search History?

 

We are able to get top Search Queries  , but we need to maintain log of all search keywords entered by all the users.  Is there something out of box for this?

 

Reply 1

here are some default Search Reports, but i do not recall it does keep track ALL the search keywords entered by user, the closest

You may refer http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ecm/archive/2010/05/03/web-analytics-in-sharepoint-2010-insights-into-reports-and-metrics.aspx for more information about the default search report.

 

Reply 1,1 we have tried it dear but we need to track all.Please help.Track all search keywords entered to be very specific .

Reply 1.1.1 You can create a hidden web part, place the hidden web part in the Search Result page, and the web part will retrieve the HTTP GET parameter, q=keyword, store it to a search keyword table, and make a report out of that table.

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Reply 1.1.1.1 If there is nothing out of box in SharePoint 2010 for this  , we will go for omniture - its just similar to google analytic .

 

SharePoint 2010 with IE 9

Hi

 

In IE 8 we used to have a  load bar in the browser . But in IE 9 when the page is loading a circle keeps on moving in the address bar-tab area.

 

I have a question now for my SharePoint site.

 

 

after the circle in the address  bar – tab  has stopped rotating  and when the page actually comes to the screen , there is a difference of 7 seconds!!!!!

 

 

If you have concrete explanation for this  or something like a wild guess please reply down.

 

P.S. 1 The issue is with latest version of IE 9 also downloaded today

P.S.2 One of the comment I got offline:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2398082

This issue can also occur if Internet Explorer 9 is running in Software Rendering mode.

By default, Internet Explorer 9 uses GPU Rendering mode. However, some outdated video cards and video drivers do not support GPU hardware acceleration. If Internet Explorer 9 determines that your current video card or video driver does not support GPU hardware acceleration, Internet Explorer 9 uses Software Rendering mode.

To determine whether Internet Explorer 9 is using Software Rendering mode, follow these steps:

Start Internet Explorer 9.

Click Internet Options on the Tools menu.

On the Advanced tab, locate the Accelerated graphics section.

Verify that the Use software rendering instead of GPU rendering check box is selected.

If this option is selected, Internet Explorer 9 is running in Software Rendering mode. If the option is greyed out, your current video card or video driver does not support GPU hardware acceleration.

Reply 1 http://social.technet.microsoft.com/profile/smidha/?ws=usercard-mini

I've experienced the same in Mozilla as well.

For IE9, also checked IE Options-> advanced -> Accelerated graphics section -> Use software rendering instead of GPU rendering check box is selected.

But no luck. A quick solution will be helpful.