Options for Replicating SharePoint Data to SQL Server – Collab365 Session

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In this session from the Collab365 Conference, we looked at the options for externalising SharePoint data including the use of SSIS, CSOM code and a pretty neat shortcut for doing replicating your data to SQL Server without having to write a line of code.
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[av_iconlist_item title=’Continuously exports SharePoint lists and documents to single or multiple SQL Server databases.’ link=” linktarget=” linkelement=” icon=’ue87d’ font=’entypo-fontello’][/av_iconlist_item]
[av_iconlist_item title=’Dynamically builds a normalised set of SQL tables.’ link=” linktarget=” linkelement=” icon=’ue87d’ font=’entypo-fontello’][/av_iconlist_item]
[av_iconlist_item title=’Export sub-sites automatically: export lists and libraries from a SharePoint site and its sub-sites in a single replication.’ link=” linktarget=” linkelement=” icon=’ue87d’ font=’entypo-fontello’][/av_iconlist_item]
[av_iconlist_item title=’Union view: SQList can automatically generate an aggregated SQL view of similar lists and libraries across a site structure.’ link=” linktarget=” linkelement=” icon=’ue87d’ font=’entypo-fontello’][/av_iconlist_item]
[av_iconlist_item title=’Quick setup with granular selection of lists, libraries, and sites to export.’ link=” linktarget=” linkelement=” icon=’ue87d’ font=’entypo-fontello’][/av_iconlist_item]
[av_iconlist_item title=’Can be installed anywhere and does not require any changes to SharePoint.’ link=” linktarget=” linkelement=” icon=’ue87d’ font=’entypo-fontello’][/av_iconlist_item]
[av_iconlist_item title=’You only need one license to export data from different SharePoint servers.’ link=” linktarget=” linkelement=” icon=’ue87d’ font=’entypo-fontello’][/av_iconlist_item]
[av_iconlist_item title=’Uses standard SQL and HTTP connections and can connect via local network or the Internet.’ link=” linktarget=” linkelement=” icon=’ue87d’ font=’entypo-fontello’][/av_iconlist_item]
[av_iconlist_item title=’No need to map tables and columns, SQList will do that for you.’ link=” linktarget=” linkelement=” icon=’ue87d’ font=’entypo-fontello’][/av_iconlist_item]
[av_iconlist_item title=’No list view threshold issues, SQList uses native SharePoint change tracking capabilities which negates the requirement to add indexes to columns or to increase that pesky list view threshold.’ link=” linktarget=” linkelement=” icon=’ue87d’ font=’entypo-fontello’][/av_iconlist_item]
[av_iconlist_item title=’Expose your SharePoint data to SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS), Power BI, IBM Cognos, Tableau etc.’ link=” linktarget=” linkelement=” icon=’ue87d’ font=’entypo-fontello’][/av_iconlist_item]
[av_iconlist_item title=’Supports all versions of SharePoint including SharePoint Online.‘ link=” linktarget=” linkelement=” icon=’ue87d’ font=’entypo-fontello’][/av_iconlist_item]
[av_iconlist_item title=’Supports all versions of SQL Server including SQL Azure.‘ link=” linktarget=” linkelement=” icon=’ue87d’ font=’entypo-fontello’][/av_iconlist_item]
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The trial version provides you with a fully functional Professional Edition of SQList for 14 days.
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