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Sharepoint Integration
dennis_decoene
Member Posts: 13
Hi all,
For a customer project, we want to archive a drawing upon importing a BOM generated by their CAD system. We thought about importing the drawing into the navision database in a blob.
Only drawback is each drawing consists of several files. Yhis could be handled by first zipping them together. Second problem is such zip is still 2 to 3 Meg in size. If you have several hundred drawings a year, the database would grow too rapidly.
Therefore our line of thought now is to use sharepoint as a means to store the physical file and just register a link or reference to the object in Navision.
Does anyone have experience or ideas on this?
Regards
For a customer project, we want to archive a drawing upon importing a BOM generated by their CAD system. We thought about importing the drawing into the navision database in a blob.
Only drawback is each drawing consists of several files. Yhis could be handled by first zipping them together. Second problem is such zip is still 2 to 3 Meg in size. If you have several hundred drawings a year, the database would grow too rapidly.
Therefore our line of thought now is to use sharepoint as a means to store the physical file and just register a link or reference to the object in Navision.
Does anyone have experience or ideas on this?
Regards
I don't need PGP, my handwriting suffices.
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