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And SharePoint itself is backed by the Windows Filesystem, which respects a lot of old DOS stuff for backwards compatibility.
by santoshalper 3y ago
And SharePoint itself is backed by the Windows Filesystem, which respects a lot of old DOS stuff for backwards compatibility.
- nullindividual 3y agoThis is wrong when it comes to content stored in SharePoint, of which resides in content databases or a remote blob storage, but the file names are in guid format, not the source file name, which wouldn’t work for a file of any name and SharePoint due to shredding.
- ExoticPearTree 3y agoIt is MS SQL Server, but I guess that also has its own issues with reserved names.