101: The Basics "What is this thing called SharePoint?"

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SharePoint is a content management, collaboration and portal platform that allows users to store, organize and share content. It provides lists to store data in a pseudo-relational structure, as well as content types and external content types to define structured relationships between SharePoint components and interact with external data sources. SharePoint also enables the creation of portals, which aggregate and display content using web parts on customized pages.

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101 – The Basics:
What is this thing called ‘SharePoint’?

Content, Collaboration & Portal Platform

• An expected set of fields, and data types.
• A structured relationship of SharePoint components and the
way for them to interact
Content Types
• Ad-hoc set of data defined by end users.
• Not an efficient way of storing any significant volumes of data.
• Pseudo-relational structure (not like in SQL).
Lists
• An expected interface for connecting to remote data sources.
• Based off these interfaces you create external lists.
• Almost, but not the same as, a content type.
External
Content Types
• SharePoint’s way of providing a UI for interacting with External
data sources such as a custom DB or SAP.
• Structure of list comes from an External Content Type.
External Lists

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