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  1. Jan 8th, 2009, 05:15 AM #1
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    Archiving Project server 2007 to physical file

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    I have project server 2007 website that hosted microsoft office project file. It is posible to archive that data using sharepoint or project server object model? My requirements is I want to save the project file to my hard drive not in sql database. Thanks!!!
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    Re: Archiving Project server 2007 to physical file

    Can't you just copy it to whereever you want it to go, and delete it from its current location?
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    Re: Archiving Project server 2007 to physical file

    Quote Originally Posted by Hack
    Can't you just copy it to whereever you want it to go, and delete it from its current location?
    This is a requirements from client that will archived into a physicall mpp file file. By that we cannot just copy and paste. Anyways thanks for the reply.
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