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k, so even if I remove the user from the farm by deleting from Sharepoint (every site, library, list, etc) that user's 'personalizations' will still remain as an artifact in the DBs?<br />
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And thanks for the query. &nbsp;Found that one this morning as well :) &nbsp;But, since the post only showed you were to look I left this question open....
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k, so even if I remove the user from the farm by deleting from Sharepoint (every site, library, list, etc) that user's 'personalizations' will still remain as an artifact in the DBs?

And thanks for the query.  Found that one this morning as well :)  But, since the post only showed you were to look I left this question open....

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What happens to the personal views a user has created for x libraries and lists when that account is deleted from the SharePoint (meaning the user has no more access to any apps, sites or subsites) or AD? &nbsp;In which DB and table is that information stored? &nbsp;Is there a process that needs to be, or can be, run that makes sure that all of these views are removed when the user is removed as well?<br />
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Thanks
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Hi

What happens to the personal views a user has created for x libraries and lists when that account is deleted from the SharePoint (meaning the user has no more access to any apps, sites or subsites) or AD?  In which DB and table is that information stored?  Is there a process that needs to be, or can be, run that makes sure that all of these views are removed when the user is removed as well?

Thanks

SharePoint - personal views on lists and libraries - What happens when a user is deleted

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