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– SharePoint Stack Exchange How to check if the file or folder exist in SharePoint document library using client object model? Is there any way other than looping through the Files to check whether the folder or files exist in document library using clientcontext – client object model..
How to get listitem properties in SharePoint client?
Gets a folder object that is associated with a folder item. Gets a value that specifies whether the role assignments are uniquely defined for this securable object or inherited from a parent securable object. (Inherited from SecurableObject .) Gets a value that specifies the list item identifier. Gets the object data for the current client object.
What are the properties of a listitem object?
Gets the list item’s field values as a collection of string values. Gets the formatted values to be displayed in an edit form. Gets the file that is represented by the item from a document library. Gets a value that specifies whether the list item is a file or a list folder. Gets the object where role assignments for this object are defined.
What does inherited from securableobject do in listitem?
(Inherited from SecurableObject .) Gets a folder object that is associated with a folder item. Gets a value that specifies whether the role assignments are uniquely defined for this securable object or inherited from a parent securable object.
When the item is being added in the list you can then in the “ItemAdding” check with an SPQuery if the item already exists in the list (enough examples to find online). If query returns 0 items, you can just let SharePoint do it’s work as it normally should.
Where to find the location of the SharePoint database?
Central Admin > Perform a backup OR CentralAdmin /_admin/Backup.aspx This will give you a detailed list of each web application and by expanding you will be able to find the Content Database’s name. Finding the SQL Database Server you could go to the Central Admin > Application Management > Manage Content Databases
How to check if an item exists in a list?
So you could add one or you could just compare the item with the text (I suppose it will be the title field) When the item is being added in the list you can then in the “ItemAdding” check with an SPQuery if the item already exists in the list (enough examples to find online).