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On the SharePoint Central Administration website, click Application Management. In the Databases section, click Manage content databases. On the Manage Content Databases page, click Add a content database.
Although SharePoint rests on a database management system and has some similar functionality, the platform itself is not a database. If all you need is just structured and secure storage for several thousands of documents, SharePoint can easily meet your needs.
Should SharePoint be used as a database?
Yes, SharePoint sits on top of SQL Server, which is a relational database management system, but SharePoint itself is not a database. Still, SharePoint is not able to substitute a relational database because it can’t handle complex data relationships, large volumes of items or transactions.
How many SharePoint connection strings do I Need?
Default is 1000 results per page. High page size results in fewer requests, but it may time out. URL = http://sharepointServerName/; User = myUsername; Password = myPassword; Cache Location = c:\\cacheData.db;
Where can I find the SQL server connection string syntax?
The specific connection string syntax for each provider is documented in its ConnectionString property. The following table lists the four data providers that are included in the .NET Framework. Provides data access for Microsoft SQL Server. For more information on connection string syntax, see ConnectionString.
What does DataSource do in sqlconnection.connectionstring?
The DataSource property of a SqlConnection object is read-only. The Type System Version keyword in a SqlConnection.ConnectionString specifies the client-side representation of SQL Server types. See SqlConnection.ConnectionString for more information about the Type System Version keyword. User instances are a feature in SQL Server Express.
How to make a high page size SharePoint connection?
High page size results in fewer requests, but it may time out. URL = http://sharepointServerName/; User = myUsername; Password = myPassword; Cache Location = c:\\cacheData.db; URL = http://sharepointServerName/; User = myUsername; Password = myPassword; Offline = true; QueryPassthrough = True; Cache Location = C:\\cache.db;