Export SP 2007 library files with metadata into physical folder

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Hi Team,

We have one requirement we want to extract around 100GB data from SharePoint 2007 library files and metadata into physical location.

If any interruption while downloading files we have to resume from that scratch.

Since it is SP 2007 we are unable to move with PowerShell/ CSOM.

My Idea would be console application, Please suggest me if any other options to accomplish this task.

What I have tried:

Investigated with CSOM and PowerShell approaches but using both the approaches we are unable to accomplish this task.

Posted 27-Sep-16 23:54pm

Naveen.Sanagasetti

Updated 27-Sep-16 23:57pm

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Naveen.Sanagasetti 28-Sep-16 7:08am

I just visited the below link for connecting with webservices and getting library files with metada, request you to kindly confirm me whether this could be help us to resolve this issue.

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/sowmyancs/2007/09/14/how-to-download-files-from-a-sharepoint-document-library-remotely-via-lists-asmx-webservice-sps-2003-moss-2007/

Richard Deeming 28-Sep-16 9:28am

How about using the SharePoint 2007 SDK?
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms550992(v=office.12).aspx[^]

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