Tridion Error – Stored Procedure Deadlock

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[alert]I use the Error Series to track the solution to common issues that are easy to forget. They are as much for my memory as public consumption.[/alert] Error: A database error occurred while executing Stored Procedure “EDA_PUB_TRAN_UPDATE _PUBLISH_TRANSACTION”. Transaction (Process ID 87) was deadlocked on lock resources with another process and has been chosen as the deadlock victim. Rerun the transaction. Cause: The number of deployer/publisher processes specified in the Tridion Snap-in exceeds the number of CPU cores. Solution: Update Publisher Settings, deployer and rendering threads to be less than or equal to the number of processors available.

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October 2012 Links: SDL Tridion, .Net, CI, Productivity, Frontend, Windows 8

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Here is a roundup of my reading this month. Find out what piqued my interest: SDL Tridion Restarting SDL Tridion Services Using A Batch File Tridion resources from Yale Using LinqPad to query Core Service .Net Entity Framework performance in .Net 4.5 Continuous Integration New release of TeamCity Productivity Scott Hanselman’s talk on what to ignore Your reading list once a week with Instapaper Frontend Development Microsoft’s announcement of TypeScript HTML5 Showcase Window 8 How to use Windows 8 in 4m17s

SDL Tridion California User Day 2012

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[alert]Originally Featured on Building Blocks blog[/alert] What is it? It’s a day filled with Tridion goodness! The SDL Tridion California User Day, and more broadly, SDL Tridion user days around the world are a chance for all interested parties to gather and talk all things Tridion. The events consist of interactive presentations and Q&A sessions with leaders in the Tridion world. Topics vary greatly from business and marketing ideas to development life cycles, future products, coding practices and more. There really is something for everyone involved with SDL Tridion. For me, SDL Tridion user days are a great chance to meet new people, make connections […]

Filtering (Prioritization) of the Tridion Publish Queue

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[alert]Originally Featured on Building Blocks blog[/alert] Publisher filtering is often a request from clients with high volume publishing requirements and until recently had managed to evade my radar. Judging by feedback from others in the Tridion world, I am not alone. In this article, prioritization does not mean complete dominance of the publishing queue, instead it refers to the allocation of resources dedicated to a chosen item subset. The SDL Tridion publisher, and therefore the publish queue, has very limited ability to control the order in which items are published (rendered and deployed). The only control available to you via […]