NikanderandMargrietBruggeman
Mon Dec 05 04:50:03 CST 2005
Hi,
If you want to leave the document on your network share, you can also let
SharePoint index the network share, so you can make use of the SharePoint
search functionality.
Kind regards,
Nikander & Margriet Bruggeman
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"Shane Young [SPS MVP]" wrote:
> Nope you don't need clarification. You actually understand very well how it
> works. I guess the whole point is you want to remove it from network share
> and only have it SharePoint. If not you will have redundant data. Now if
> you want to use the page viewer web part you can point it to your network
> folder. Then you are just presenting the data that is on the network in
> SharePoint. Does that help?
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> "Randy" <Randy@MicroWT.com> wrote in message
> news:uNzpHTu9FHA.952@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> > My question is How are documents stored in SharePoint? If I have a
> > document "business.doc" located on a network share, and I add it to a
> > document work space on my SharePoint server, then is the whole document
> > and any an future versions of it stored on the SharePoint server within
> > the SQL database. So that the doucment is now stored in two locations,
> > using even more disk space on my network than if I hadn't loaded it into
> > SharePoint?
> >
> > I could use some clarification here.
> >
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