access into sharepoint SharePoint Sharepoint is new to my organisation and we are on the verge of deploying it to into SP, with all the functionality they contain? Also is it possible to convert access records into infopath forms and import those? How have others resolved this issue? Your help is most appreciated, Matt SharePoint Discussions SharePoint (1) InfoPath (1) WSS 3.0 and MOSS 2007 (you didn't say which SharePoint product *and version* you were asking about) allow you with Access 2007 to synchronize (in both directions) Access tables and SharePoint Lists. It probably works in both directions (with some restrictions on field types used) although

Access linked table - can add new records but can't update existing records SharePoint Hello I have an Access 2003 database linked to a simple list (one field) in Sharepoint 2007. When I open the table in Access, I can add new records and modify those new records. However when I close the table and re-open it, I cannot update existing records - I can only add new ones again. Can anyone help? Thanks Nick SharePoint Windows Services Discussions Access 2003 (1) Database (1) Sharepoint (1) Link Options for the Access

the right permissions on the content type. Then, I created a column "external data" in Sharepoint that I linked to my content type. When I want to change the data in EventID Level Message Correlation 11 / 13 / 2011 00:08:30.31 w3wp.exe (0x1D9C) 0x1038 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (GET:http: / / tricoflex:80 / CRM / _layouts / FldNewEx Cust%2E%20Relation%20ID&DescriptionParam = &VldFormulaParam = &VldMessageParam = )) 11 / 13 / 2011 00:08:30.31 w3wp.exe (0x1D9C) 0x1038 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name = Request (GET:http: / / tricoflex:80 / CRM / _layouts / FldNewEx e307-4c5d-b470-c4351e5dff53 11 / 13 / 2011 00:08:30.32 w3wp.exe (0x1D9C) 0x1038 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Site = / 9694064f-e307-4c5d-b470-c4351e5dff53 11 / 13 / 2011 00:08:30.35 w3wp.exe (0x1D9C) 0x1038 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (GET:http: / / tricoflex:80 / CRM / _layouts / FldNewEx e307-4c5d-b470-c4351e5dff53 11 / 13 / 2011 00:08:30.45 wsstracing.exe (0x06A0) 0x17A0 SharePoint Foundation Unified Logging Service b9wt High Log retention limit reached. Log file 'C: \ Program Files log' has been deleted. 11 / 13 / 2011 00:08:30.45 wsstracing.exe (0x06A0) 0x17A0 SharePoint Foundation Tracing Controller Service 8096 Information Usage log retention limit reached. Some old usage log files have been deleted. 11 / 13 / 2011 00:08:30.57 w3wp.exe (0x1D9C) 0x1038 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (GET:http: / / tricoflex:80 / SiteAssets / SitePages / Accueil

Report Tables In SharePoint SharePoint In Access I build reports using temporary tables in the front end. But when putting my Access on SharePoint I cannot do that. Any tips for how to compile report data using SharePoint? Thanks! SharePoint Development Discussions SQL Server (1) SharePoint (1) Office (1) Routine (1) Date (1) VBA (1) Tables (1) Vars (1) I can com I know in SQL Server you can create temp tables. No such option in SharePoint? I appreciate the suggestion. Unfortunately, not doable in this case. My client (for whom I are processing the data, want to be able to view the data online. Hence the SharePoint component. In other words, the whole reason we are using SharePoint is for the client

Filesystem with Sharepoint SharePoint Hello everyone, I have a question regarding sharepoint and file systems. is it possible to have sharepoint use a filesystem instead of a database for storing documents? if it can will you still be able to check in and out files? SharePoint Portal Server Discussions SharePoint (1) SPS (1) Database (1) OpenText (1) Filesystem (1) October (1) Dustin (1) Hovercraft2x (1 MVP) http: / / www.johntimney.com http: / / www.johntimney.com / blog . . . and John is assuming that "sharepoint" means MOSS . . . If, hovercraft2x (?), you are using WSS 3.0 (or WSS 2.0) you moved to older, slower storage and the metadata reflecting this change. There once was a SharePoint system that took that approach. It was SharePoint Team Services (for which Dustin Miller and