SharePoint has upped the file size limit to 250GB, except when copying/moving OneNote files - 2GB max, there. URLs in ODSP are automatically shortened but otherwise have a 400 decoded character limit. And ODSP continues to throttle based on client activity or stamp utilization.
> This enabled consistent behavior regardless of whether notebooks were stored in OneDrive, SharePoint, or potentially other future backend systems.
Microsoft (at least at one point) used Azure Blob Storage to store ODSP content, effectively an in-house RBS provider (if you were sneaky, you could replicate this with SharePoint Server until it was effectively blocked on the Azure side). On-prem was stuck with SQL or SQL RBS using a file system, at least until SPSE.
> Sharepoint
Noooooooooooooooooo!
SharePoint
(but you got it right everywhere else)
As far as limits:
SharePoint has upped the file size limit to 250GB, except when copying/moving OneNote files - 2GB max, there. URLs in ODSP are automatically shortened but otherwise have a 400 decoded character limit. And ODSP continues to throttle based on client activity or stamp utilization.
> This enabled consistent behavior regardless of whether notebooks were stored in OneDrive, SharePoint, or potentially other future backend systems.
Microsoft (at least at one point) used Azure Blob Storage to store ODSP content, effectively an in-house RBS provider (if you were sneaky, you could replicate this with SharePoint Server until it was effectively blocked on the Azure side). On-prem was stuck with SQL or SQL RBS using a file system, at least until SPSE.
My question is, why 'onetoc2' and not 'onetoc'?