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SharePoint issues extremely optimized queries to the SQL database. The difference is that SQL server just displays the data when you use SSMS, SharePoint still needs to transform that data into something else, like a web service or webpage.
1. Open the SharePoint Application. Open Actions menu > Open in Microsoft Access. 2. Link the data to the SharePoint site. 3. Create the database: tables, forms, query, etc. Or, you can create new Access Database to SharePoint via Ms Access: 1. go to File > New and choose Custom web app (2013) or Blank Web Database (2010).
Is SharePoint a database?
Get started with a blank web database Under Available Templates, click Blank Web Database. Review the proposed file name in the File Name box, and the path for the database file, listed just below. To change the path, click the folder icon next to the File Name box to browse for a location to put your database file. Click Create.
Is there support .SQL file in SharePoint?
As I understand, .sql is struct Query Language Data file,so SharePoint not provide the default program to open .sql file. If you are using MS SQL Server Database, you could download and install SQL Server Management Shell which supported to open .sql file:
A Sharepoint Data Connection Library is a library which can contain 2 kinds of data-connections, that is, an Office Data-Connection (abbreviated as ODC) file or Universal Data Connection (abbreviated as UDC) file. Microsoft InfoPath -2010 uses data connections which comply with Universal Data Connection…
Click the name of the SharePoint list on the Quick Launch, or on the Settings menu , click Site contents or View All Site Content, and then in the appropriate list section, click the name of the list. Click List and then click Export to Excel. By default, this capability is enabled on external lists, but it can be disabled by a system administrator.