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Enhancing SharePoint with SPD and SQL Stored Procedures

Learn how to leverage SharePoint Designer and SQL stored procedures to improve functionality and efficiency in SharePoint. Explore database connections, data sources, GridView controls, and more. Enhance your skills with practical examples and expert guidance.

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Enhancing SharePoint with SPD and SQL Stored Procedures

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  1. Using SPD and SQL Stored Procedures Patrick Curran, MCT August 12, 2011

  2. Thanks to our sponsors!

  3. Patrick Curran • MCT, MCITP, MCTS, MCP • SharePoint Architect for Planet Technologies. • Working with SharePoint since 2003. • Administrator / Developer • Architect / Implementer • Troubleshooting / Branding • Motto: Why code when SharePoint will do it OTB PCfromDC.blogspot.com @PCfromDC

  4. Review the SQL Tables and Stored Procedure. • Use SharePoint Designer 2010 to create a page, and add content. • Use SharePoint Designer 2010 create a database connection (Demo). • Insert a Data Source, add a GridView control and attach the data source to the GridView. • Clean up the Grid, and verify page (Demo).

  5. Objective • Pass In and Out dates to a SQL stored procedure, review a list of free resources, then send selected resource an email. Let’s get started!

  6. Quick Review of SQL… Let’s take a look at the databases.

  7. Quick Review of SQL… The stored procedure:

  8. Thank You!!! Email: pcurran@go-planet.com Blog: PCfromDC.blogspot.com Twitter: @PCfromDC

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