Change Primary Key in SP List

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Eight weeks ago, my boss informed me that I needed to convert an old ERooms
doc management program to SharePoint by January 31st. Normally, I write
programs in .Net (Mostly VB, but a little C#) and I handle some of the
routine Database programming and maintenance.

I've gotten everything in place. With three weeks left, I need to set the
primary keys for several of the lists back to their original fields--to
maintain existing relationships. My question is: do I go ahead and write
this in VB.Net using the SP objects, or is there a more simple way--using
Front Page--to do this? I ask because I am not familiar with the SP Objects,
and I'm a little worried about the time constraints.

Thanks!
 
I wouldn't think Frontpage could help you as it is an HTML editor, not
primarily a .Net/Sharepoint/Database development application.
 
You many also want to check w/ the WSS newsgroup at
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.sharepoint.windowsservices


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| Thanks a lot. I'm off to write my first my .Net program using the SP Object
| model.
|
| "Andrew Murray" wrote:
|
| > I wouldn't think Frontpage could help you as it is an HTML editor, not
| > primarily a .Net/Sharepoint/Database development application.
| >
| >
| >
| >
| > | > > Eight weeks ago, my boss informed me that I needed to convert an old
| > > ERooms
| > > doc management program to SharePoint by January 31st. Normally, I write
| > > programs in .Net (Mostly VB, but a little C#) and I handle some of the
| > > routine Database programming and maintenance.
| > >
| > > I've gotten everything in place. With three weeks left, I need to set the
| > > primary keys for several of the lists back to their original fields--to
| > > maintain existing relationships. My question is: do I go ahead and write
| > > this in VB.Net using the SP objects, or is there a more simple way--using
| > > Front Page--to do this? I ask because I am not familiar with the SP
| > > Objects,
| > > and I'm a little worried about the time constraints.
| > >
| > > Thanks!
| >
| >
| >
 
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