Exploring attached and unattached content databases
AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsPatrick John Simek, Samer Fouad Sawaya, Troy Ralph Starr, Jeffrey Lamar McDowell, Elisabeth Katarina Olson
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AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsPatrick John Simek, Samer Fouad Sawaya, Troy Ralph Starr, Jeffrey Lamar McDowell, Elisabeth Katarina Olson
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Various technologies and techniques are disclosed for searching for and extracting data from databases of content management applications. User input is received to connect to a database or database snapshot of an application, and a connection is established. When the database is not part of a current live instance of the application, an emulation is performed such that the database is treated like it is attached to the current live instance of the application. The user is able to browse and/or search for content, including documents, in the database or database snapshot without having to explore individual site collection structure and user interfaces of individual sites. A site collection user interface (UI), a site selector UI, and/or a list selector UI, for example, provide data entry fields for entering search requirements. Unattached databases can be managed using commands, such as using an object model or command line.
A computer-implemented method for searching for data from a content database unattached to a content management application, the method executable on a client computing system communicatively connected to a front-end computing system executing the content management application and comprising the steps of:
A computer system for enabling a user to search for content contained within a content database, the system comprising:
One or more computer storage devices having computer readable instructions stored thereon, the computer-readable instructions, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to perform acts for searching for data, the acts comprising:
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