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This was a very special surprise for me. Thanks Microsoft.

SPListItem.Update() used to update all the values in SharePoint List Item including pre-defined hidden fields. If we modified the item, that will affects the Modified Date, Modified By, Version information fields.

SPList olist = oweb.Lists.TryGetList(“ListName”);
SPListItem olistitem = olist.Items[1];
olistitem.Title = “Sample List Item”
olistitem.Update();
olist.Update();

SPListItem.SystemUpdate() method used to update the values of the listitem without modifying the Modified Date, Modified By and Version information fields.

SPList olist = oweb.Lists.TryGetList(“ListName”);
SPListItem olistitem = olist.Items[1];
olistitem.Title = “Sample List Item”
olistitem.SystemUpdate();
olist.Update();

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I take a look on that, Because they are all try to use CreatSite method in Admin webservice. But that will help only on creating SiteCollections.

Then how we can create a susite? It’s very easy if you are look in to Meetings webservice. This will have a CreateWorkspace method.

URL for Meetings webservice: ~site/_vti_bin/meetings.asmx

Syntax :
CreateWorkspace([Site Title],[Site Template],[LCID],[TimeZone Information]);

Sample Code:
MeetingWebService.Meetings WMService = new MeetingWebService.Meetings(); MeetingWebService.TimeZoneInf tz = new MeetingWebService.TimeZoneInf(); XmlNode xnode= WMService.CreateWorkspace(“sitename”, “STS#0″, 1033, tz);

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Cheers guys

For that, i did a quick research on that, and here i give those results,

• The AllDocStreams table in SharePoint Content Database stores the Document Contents.
• The Contents of the document are stored in Content Column in the AllDocStream table.
• The Content column is the Image Datatype, (stores in the format of Binary).

I provide a simple SQL Query to retrieve the Document List Name,File Name, URL, and the Content (Binary Format)

SELECT AllLists.tp_Title AS ‘List Name’,
AllDocs.LeafName AS ‘File Name’,
AllDocs.DirName AS ‘URL’,
AllDocStreams.Content AS ‘Document Contnt (Binary)’
FROM AllDocs
JOIN AllDocStreams
ON
AllDocs.Id=AllDocStreams.Id
JOIN AllLists
ON
AllLists.tp_id = AllDocs.ListId

By Sooner, I’ll come up with other interesting Sql Query Tips.

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First of all,we have get all documents from SharePoint Library. The following code help us to get all the documents including Subfolders.
//Get the Document Library and its view
SPList list = web.Lists["Test Document"];
SPView view = list.Views["All Documents"];
//Query all documents in Library including files under subfolders
SPQuery squery = new SPQuery(view);
squery.ViewAttributes = “Scope=\”Recursive\”";
SPListItemCollection items = list.GetItems(squery);

Now we have to write a code for downloaing documents,
//Read all documents and write those files to Local System
foreach (SPListItem item in items)
{
byte[] binfile = item.File.OpenBinary();
FileStream fstream = new FileStream(“F:\\” + item.File.Name, FileMode.Create, FileAccess.ReadWrite);
fstream.Write(binfile, 0, binfile.Length);
fstream.Close();
}

By using the above code snippets, we can download all document from SharePoint Library.
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By using follwoing code, we can get the Users list url,

SPList userList = SPContext.Current.Web.SiteUserInfoList;
string url = userList.Forms[PAGETYPE.PAGE_DISPLAYFORM].Url;

the above code will return like the following url http://mysite/_layouts/userdisp.aspx. But, this url is not the exact url.

The actual url for “User Information List” available under _Catalogs folder.
FYI, I list out the url’s here,

• http://mysite/_catalogs/users/detail.aspx
              Shows the detail view of only Users in the list.
• http://mysite/_catalogs/users/simple.aspx
              Shows the simple view of only Users in the List
• http://mysite/_catalogs/users/allgroups.aspx
              Shows all the groups without users available in Site.

In my next post, i’ll explain about the default folders available in this “User Information List”.

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– Returns all document from all lists availabe in WebApplication
SELECT AllDocs.Leafname AS FileName’, 
                 AllDOcs.Dirname AS ‘Folder Path’, 
                 AllLists.tp_Title AS ‘List Title’,
                 Webs.Title AS ‘Web Title’
FROM AllDocs
JOIN AllLists
ON
AllLists.tp_Id=AllDocs.ListId
JOIN Webs
ON
Webs.Id=AllLists.tp_WebId
ORDER BY webs.title

If you need the file informations about particular document type. Use the Extension column to check the document type.

For Ex., The following Query returns only master pages on all WebSites,

– Returns master pages in WebApplication for all WebSites
SELECT AllDocs.Leafname AS FileName’, 
                 AllDocs.Dirname AS ‘Folder Path’, 
                 AllLists.tp_Title AS ‘List Title’,
                 Webs.Title AS ‘Web Title’
FROM AllDocs
JOIN AllLists
ON
AllLists.tp_Id=AllDocs.ListId
JOIN Webs
ON
Webs.Id=AllLists.tp_WebId
WHERE Extension=’master’
ORDER BY Webs.Title

Like the above query, we can get all type of documents.

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–Returns Total Number of Site Collections in WebApplication
select  count(*) as ‘Total Site Collection’ from sites

–Returns Root Site Title for each Site Collection available in WebApplication
 select Title as ‘Root Web Title’, Sites.RootWebId, Sites.Id as ‘Site Collection ID’ from webs inner join Sites on Webs.Id = Sites.RootWebId

–Returns Total Web Sites in WebApplication
select count(*) from Webs

–Returns WebSite Title and Site Id
select Title as ‘Site title’,FullUrl, SiteId as ‘Site Collection Id’ from Webs order by SiteId

–Returns Total number of Web Sites under each SiteCollection
select SiteId, count(*) as ‘Total Sub Sites’ from Webs inner join Sites on Sites.Id = Webs.SiteId group by SiteId

Webs Database stores the informations on Web Sites.
Sites Database stores the informations on Site Collections.

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