Sharepoint Workspace 2010 本地商店位置
使用 Sharepoint Workspace 设置与 Sharepoint 2010 站点的本地同步时，本地文件存储在哪里？更重要的是，如何更改存储位置？
在 username\Workspaces 下创建了一个类似文件夹的对象，但是当检查资源管理器地址栏中的路径时，它仅显示 username\Workspaces，而不像其他显示为 C:\Users\username\xxxx 的文件夹。右键单击该文件夹仅提供在新窗口中打开的选项 - 它甚至无法删除！ Workspace 应用程序本身没有用于设置存储位置的选项。
使用 SSD 系统驱动器时，我没有足够的空间将所有这些数据放在 C: 上。我的用户配置文件中只有一部分已迁移到其他驱动器，因此新项目的默认值仍然是 C:。如果不知道存储的真实路径，我什至无法使用连接点进行重定向。
许多网络搜索都没有透露任何关于这个主题的信息。感谢您的帮助。
When setting up local synchronization with a Sharepoint 2010 site using Sharepoint Workspace, where are the local files stored? More importantly, how can I change the storage location?
There is a folder-like object created under username\Workspaces, but when checking the path in the explorer address bar, it shows simply username\Workspaces, unlike other folders that show as C:\Users\username\xxxx. Right clicking the folder only provides the option to open in new window - it can't even be deleted! There are no options for setting storage location within the Workspace application itself.
Using an SSD system drive, I don't have the space to put all this data on C:. Only part of my user profile has been relocated to other drives, so the default for new items is still C:. Without a knowledge of the real path where this is stored, I can't even use junction points to redirect.
Much web searching has revealed nothing on this subject. Your help is appreciated.
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数据存储在用户个人资料中。我认为您无法重新定位同步数据库。同步数据未加密或受密码保护。因此，您应该考虑在组织内激活配置文件加密。
除了位置之外，您无法为负责存储同步数据的本地 SQL CE 激活任何类型的 OOB 保护！
the data is stored within the users profile. I don't think taht you're able to relocated the synched database. The synchronized data isn't encrypted or password protected. So you should consider to activate profile encryption within your organization.
In addition to the location you aren't able to activate any kind of OOB protection for the local SQL CE which is responsible for storing the synched data!
默认位置是 %localappdata%\Microsoft\Office\14.0\OfficeFileCache。
此位置中的文件看起来不像实际文件，并且包含大量元数据。
根据 Microsoft KB 2020636，您可以通过添加名为 OfficeCacheLocation 的可扩展字符串值来更改 OfficeFileCache 的位置使用新路径到注册表子项 HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\14.0\Common\Internet。 （此密钥仅适用于 Office 2010。）
The default location is %localappdata%\Microsoft\Office\14.0\OfficeFileCache.
The files in this location don't look like the actual files, and contain a lot of metadata.
Per Microsoft KB 2020636, you can change the location of the OfficeFileCache by adding an Expandable String Value named OfficeCacheLocation to registry subkey HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\14.0\Common\Internet with the new path. (This key is for Office 2010 only.)
在我的组织中，我们审查了使用 Workspace 使文件离线可用的选项，但最终选择了第三方 SharePoint 插件< /a>.
由于所有用户都拥有 Outlook 并每天使用它，因此为所有用户的相关文件提供一个 Outlook 侧边栏是有意义的。它还可以同步 SharePoint 库或文件夹，并使其项目可以使用 Microsoft Outlook 脱机使用，因此我们选择使用它而不是 OOB 功能，后者功能过于有限且存在各种安全问题。
In my organization, we reviewed the option of using Workspace for making files available offline, but in the end opted for a third party SharePoint add-on.
Since all of out users have Outlook and use it on daily basis, it made sense to have an Outlook sidebar available with all the users' relevant files. It also can synchronize a SharePoint library or folder and makes its items available offline using Microsoft Outlook, so we opted to use it instead of the OOB feature, which was too limited and had various security problems.
刚刚遇到这个，我认为这会解决问题：如何更改 Office 2010 文档缓存的默认位置 （注意：我自己实际上还没有这样做过）。
我在此网站上没有足够的“声誉”来发布其他链接，但如果您搜索以下内容，您可以找到更多背景：
OfficeFileCache 文件夹大小比实际内容大 3-4 倍 (SharePoint Workspace 2010)
Sharepoint Workspace Fills Hard开车——WTF？
Just came across this and I think this will do the trick: How to change the default location of the Office 2010 Document Cache (NB: I haven't actually done it myself yet).
I don't have enough "reputation" on this site to post additional links, but if you search on the following, you can find more background:
OfficeFileCache Folder Size 3-4x Larger than Actual Content (SharePoint Workspace 2010)
Sharepoint Workspace Fills Hard Drive – WTF?