OK - so there is no "SharePoint"-way of doing this??
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Browse All TopicsI have a toplevel SharePoint site with a list called 'Customers'.
I have 3 sub sites, called 'Sales', 'Projects' and 'Support'.
I would like to be able to make lists etc. on each subsite, with a lookup field for the 'Customers' list on the toplevel site.
How to achieve that - I'm open for all good ideas including programming it myself.
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by: zephyr_hexPosted on 2007-10-19 at 10:19:02ID: 20110579
do you have access to the content database via a sql management interface? if so, you could query against the content database to locate the field you are looking for... that would give you a good starting point for programming the lookup.