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From: tim on 16 Jul 2010 15:01
I have a win2003 sbs running wss 2.0. I have a new win2008sbs with wss 3.0 . What is the best way to migrate data from old to new server?

Thank you



John Belkevich wrote:

If you install WSS 3.
19-Jun-08

If you install WSS 3.0 on a single server, it installs the Windows
Internal Database, which is SQL Express in a sense with no database size
limit. You will be fine in a development environment.

Zaur Bahramov wrote:

Previous Posts In This Thread:

On Tuesday, June 03, 2008 10:20 AM
Zaur Bahramov wrote:

Where are files stored?
I'm a newbie in a Windows SharePoint Services. I'm building a document
repository. I've dragged and dropped doguments through the Web interface to
sharepoint portal and I can see those documents in the portal. But, where
are those files I've uploaded are actually stored? How to setup folders
where those files must actually be placed on a file system.

On Tuesday, June 03, 2008 12:35 PM
Mike Walsh wrote:

They are stored in the database (as blobs/images)P.S.
They are stored in the database (as blobs/images)

P.S. Don't use "portal" if you have WSS 3.0 - the word "portal" is in
SharePoint land reserved for the SPS / MOSS line.

Mike Walsh
WSS FAQ http://www.wssfaq.com / http://wss.collutions.com
no questions by e-mail please



Zaur Bahramov wrote:

On Tuesday, June 03, 2008 3:55 PM
Zaur Bahramov wrote:

Thanks for response Mike!
Thanks for response Mike!

I have two more question in this reagrd:
1) Is it possible to organize storage of files on a file system rather than
database? I use SQL Server express edition for development purposes, and if
I add many pdfs/images I will exceed 4 gb limit of database size.

2) Is there a way in WSS to index contents of PDF files if they are
editable?

Thanks a lot!



"Mike Walsh" <englantilainen(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message
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On Wednesday, June 04, 2008 12:23 AM
Mike Walsh wrote:

All files stored within the SharePoint systems (v2 and v3) are stored in
All files stored within the SharePoint systems (v2 and v3) are stored in
databases.

Files that are stored in the file system can be incorporated in
SharePoint *pages* by being included in the sources of content for
SharePoint indexing/search. But thus only via search.

In other words you lose something ...

WSS 3.0 (etc.) indexes PDF files provided you have installed an IFilter
for PDF files. It's irrelevant whether those PDF files are editable or
not. Indexing deals with the contents of the (stored) pdf file at the
time the crawl was made (or re-made).

Mike Walsh

Zaur Bahramov wrote:

On Thursday, June 19, 2008 10:17 AM
John Belkevich wrote:

If you install WSS 3.
If you install WSS 3.0 on a single server, it installs the Windows
Internal Database, which is SQL Express in a sense with no database size
limit. You will be fine in a development environment.

Zaur Bahramov wrote:


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