Skip to main content

SharePoint 2013 CAML Designer

When integrating SharePoint with Project Server I very often need to create some CAML query to filter/order/select list items.
To write the CAML query by hand can be quite timeconsuming. And you almost certain need an application to design the query for you.

There is a lot of applications out there to do this, but in my oppinion the best application by far is CAML Designer 2013.

Simply start the application and type in the site URL where the list is located.


Click the connect button and start designing your CAML.

Super easy!!

The application also works for SharePoint Online and Project Online.

The application can be downloaded from the biwug.be website, simply go to http://www.biwug.be/resources and download the click-once offline package.

Other applications that have the same or similar funktionality:
http://spcamleditor.codeplex.com/
http://spcamlqueryhelper.codeplex.com/




Labels:

Comments

  1. Andy Van SteenbergenNovember 27, 2014 at 12:39 AM

    Glad you like it...

    Kind regards
    Andy

    ReplyDelete
  2. UnknownFebruary 17, 2015 at 8:20 PM

    I have recently created CAML Query designer based on my own requirements and I am giving that as an utility for free. Hope this will help SharePoint developers in better way.

    http://praveenbattula.blogspot.com/2015/02/download-caml-query-designer.html

    ReplyDelete
  3. AnonymousApril 20, 2022 at 3:45 AM

    Sharepoint 2013 Caml Designer >>>>> Download Now

    >>>>> Download Full

    Sharepoint 2013 Caml Designer >>>>> Download LINK

    >>>>> Download Now

    Sharepoint 2013 Caml Designer >>>>> Download Full

    >>>>> Download LINK ra

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

PowerShell results size unlimited/truncated - $FormatEnumerationLimit/Width

Ever experienced the problem where you run a Powershell command and you cannot see the whole result because the result is truncated. Problem: If you for example run the Test-SPsite command you might see something like the following: Site : SPSite Url=http://atlas/pwa Results : { SPSiteHealthResult Status=Passed RuleName="Conflicting Content Types" RuleId=befe203b-a8c0-48c2-b5f0-27c10f9e1622, SPSiteHealthResult Status=FailedWarning RuleName="Customized Files" RuleId=cd839b0d-9707-4950-8fac-f306cb920f6c, SPSiteHealthResult Status=Passed RuleName="Missing Galleries" RuleId=ee967197-ccbe-4c00-88e4-e6fab81145e1, SPSiteHealthResult Status=Passed RuleName="Missing Parent Content Types" RuleId=a9a6769f-7289-4b9f-ae7f-5db4b997d284, SPSiteHealthResult Status=FailedError RuleName="Missing Site Templates" RuleId=5258ccf5-e7d6-4df7-b8ae-12fcc0513ebd,
1 comment
Read more

Azure DevOps - Gantt Chart

It's been a while since my last post - in the past couple of weeks I have played around with some videos of topics I find interesting. One of these topics are a very cool way of displaying a Gantt Chart upon your Azure DevOps board's. Check it out here!
16 comments
Read more

Project Server - Change field name on PDP for standard fields (like the Owner field)

Project Server - Change owner field name on PDP The field names on the PDPs (Project Detail Pages) has been preselected on the standard fields for a project. If you want to change the Owner to something else it is quite difficult. In the following i will explain how we can change this field through the Content Editor webpart. To change the owner field add a Content Editor webpart to the PDP page where the field is inserted. Select the webpart and from the ribbon select HTML->Edit HTML Source. Copy/Paste the following code into the Content Editor webpart. < script type ="text/javascript">     var old_name = "Owner" ;     var new_name = "Ansvarlig" ;     var ttnA = document.getElementsByTagName( "div" );     for ( var j = 0; j < ttnA.length; j++) {         var orig = ttnA[j].innerHTML;         var stripped = orig.replace( /^\s*/ , "" ).replace( /\s*$/ , &quo
3 comments
Read more