I am extremely pleased to be selected as one of the speakers at the upcoming SharePoint Saturday Baltimore in the UMBC Training Centers at 1450 South Rolling Road, Baltimore, Maryland on July 25, 2009.
Join SharePoint architects, developers, and other professionals that work with Microsoft SharePoint Technologies. SharePoint Saturday will be an educational, informative & lively day filled with sessions from respected SharePoint professionals & MVPs, covering a wide variety of SharePoint-orientated topics. SharePoint Saturday is FREE, open to the public and is your local chance to immerse yourself in SharePoint!
The presentation is titled “Designer or Custom Workflows – Do I Look Fat In This?”. A brief session description follows:
What is a workflow? How can it be applied to automate and manage business processes? We will discuss the concepts of workflows and the different ways to quickly develop lightweight workflows that integrates with SharePoint. In addition, we will examine the pros & cons of developing workflows in SharePoint Designer, Visual Studio and K2 blackpearl.
For more details, visit the official SharePoint Saturday Baltimore website
http://klopmp.com/spsbmore
Kenneth Lo (PMP, MCSD, MCTS) is a seasoned SharePoint Evangelist with over 12 years of client delivery experience in all facets of systems development. His subject matter expertise includes K2 blackpearl/blackpoint, SharePoint (MOSS), Project Server 2007, and content management systems. Being a risk-averse person at heart, Kenneth spends his leisure time in mountain biking, rock climbing, and scuba diving.
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If you are building workflow applications with K2 blackpearl for a while, you probably have a good number of working instances of workflow in K2 Workspace. Knowing how to remove these is particularly handy during development and testing when you have multiple instances of workflow with different deployed processes.
By removing the older instances, you will save lots of time matching an instance with a particular version of deployed process. Another important benefit is saving hard disk space. In my development environments, the data center only allocate us barely enough space (go figure). Being able to remove the old workflows and log entries saves us many hassles.
1. In Internet Explorer (K2 Workspace works much better in IE) , open http://[K2 Server Name]
2. Log in as an user with administrator permission
3. Click on Management > Management Console
4. Expand [K2 Server Name]
5. Expand Workflow Server > Processes > [Process Name] > Task > Instances
6. Click Select All > Delete
7. Check off Delete Log Entries
