In this way you can join multiple list together and can create a combine view. for an example assume that you are managing a list for some events. And also you are having a participants in separate list. Thus you want to join the two list and create a composite view. SharePoint 2010 allows you to create this kind of view using Linked Data Source. in this approach you can create your own custom list in the SharePoint. How to Create a Linked Data source Go to SharePoint designer and go to the link called data sources. And Click the Linked Data Source button in the ribbon. Then SharePoint designer will prompt following kind of a dialog. In there add two list, that you wan to linked together. I'm adding airline schedule and booking list. those are the two list that i wan to merge. then click next. And it will guide you another screen. it will ask you to select either Merge Merge use to combine list which are having same columns definition. for and example we can say th
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I have used code similar to this and I found that it doesn't work if your SQL database uses the "User Instance = true" parameter in the connection string.
What happens is SQL Server 2005 throws an exception with the following message: "Could not locate entry in sysdatabases for database ‘database name'. No entry found with that name. Make sure that the name is entered correctly".
That makes this backup mechanism infeasible for embedded SQL applications that run locally in single-user mode.
I am currently investigating backing up this database to an XML file instead.
Any ideas would be appreciated.