Re: Documents Storage Location

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This is all covered in great detail in the "wss admin guide." If you
haven't downloaded it yet, you should. There's a wealth of information in
there.

Microsoft really hates it when you diddle in the databases directly. It can
really screw things up. Understanding how things work is admirable, just
make sure you don't change anything in SQL and break WSS. If you call MS
support and they find out you've done stuff in SQL they probably won't help
you.

Finally, look in the "Docs" table of the Content Database your site is in.
That's where all blobs are stored.

tk
"mike1984" <mike1984@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Do you know where that database is stored on the server, and the name of
the
database ?

Thanks,

"Engelbert" wrote:

They are stored in the database as images/blobs (depending on which
terminology you want to use).

Engelbert

"mike1984" <mike1984@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hello,

I am currently creating a document library in windows sharepoint
services,
and i would like to know where the documents are stored?

Thanks





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