By: swarnim
//Try out this snippet. It will help u SPList lst = web.Lists["swarnim_list"]; lst.Fields.Delete(“Date of birth”); lst.Update();
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@swarnim Hello! You seemed not to read the post thoroughly. SPFieldCollection.Delete couldn’t help anybody if the target field is read-only, hidden or sealed. Also, there is no difference between...
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Hi: I found your solution above – thanks much for taking the time to share. I have a problem. I have run across code snippets of this sort for many purposes and I can even follow the logic flow. What I...
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@Jess Gordon Hello! You can create a simple console application in VS, add reference to (at least) Microsoft.SharePoint.dll and then put something like this:...
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