Guidelines for Modeling Business Data


	Guidelines for Modeling Business Data

bucksfcalifornia

7-19-2008 1:30 PM

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sharepoint, moss, sql, lists, database, business data

bucksfcalifornia says:

includes argument for using relation database instead of SharePoint lists and tables.

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