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In your example I believe &quot;repository&quot; would be the name of the document library. <br />
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That said the best way to find it is to go into your site contents (if you have rights to do so)
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In your example I believe "repository" would be the name of the document library.

That said the best way to find it is to go into your site contents (if you have rights to do so)

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Rog D

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I am looking for some code example that would allow me to pass in the full URL of the file then allow me know the Library where this file belongs to.<br />
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&nbsp;<a href="http://uatecm.test.com/repository/current/Testing/MUSTREAD,%20FLOYD.pdf" rel="ugc">http://uatecm.test.com/repository/current/Testing/MUSTREAD,%20FLOYD.pdf</a><br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
Roger
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I am looking for some code example that would allow me to pass in the full URL of the file then allow me know the Library where this file belongs to.

 http://uatecm.test.com/repository/current/Testing/MUSTREAD,%20FLOYD.pdf [http://uatecm.test.com/repository/current/Testing/MUSTREAD,%20FLOYD.pdf]

Thanks,

Roger

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I will use this solution for now as I expect the current path to always have the Library name in the same spot.<br />
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Thanks for the examples as well.
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I will use this solution for now as I expect the current path to always have the Library name in the same spot.

Thanks for the examples as well.

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Using C# and CSOM I would like to get the SharePoint library a document belongs to using the Path or Hyperlink of that file.<br />
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I am sure this is possible, but could not find anything that showed an example.<br />
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Exmple Of Path: &nbsp;<a href="http://uatecm.MyTestSite.com/repository/current/Test/MUSTREAD,%20FLOYD.pdf" rel="ugc">http://uatecm.MyTestSite.com/repository/current/Test/MUSTREAD,%20FLOYD.pdf</a><br />
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I am using Microsoft.SharePoint.Clien<wbr />t via a web application.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
Roger
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Using C# and CSOM I would like to get the SharePoint library a document belongs to using the Path or Hyperlink of that file.

I am sure this is possible, but could not find anything that showed an example.

Exmple Of Path:  http://uatecm.MyTestSite.com/repository/current/Test/MUSTREAD,%20FLOYD.pdf

I am using Microsoft.SharePoint.Client via a web application.

Thanks,

Roger

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