I am not talking about the 2 GB limit for file upload (surely your O365 tenant will limit this much further), it’s the old view problem over the 5,000 docs per SharePoint library.įor the default SharePoint library in the personal site used for “ OneDrive for Business”, it seems that they have increased the limit to 20,000 items.įor a full list of limitations, cf. The fact that it is using SharePoint Online at the backend means that it is not behaving like the “ OneDrive” internet service ( ). In this case, the local sync folder is under “ SharePoint“ Of course, other libraries from any SharePoint site (on premise farm or other O365 site) can be synchronised.the default local folder on the end-user machine is seated under “ OneDrive Enterprise“.Note that it is accessible by clicking on “OneDrive” in the top menu: a bit confusing when we try to distinghish the 2 products! The URL here should be something like “ /personal//Documents/Forms/All.aspx” Here is what the “OneDrive for business” library looks like on an Office 365 personal site.“ OneDrive for business” also uses a client software but the website and backend is totally different: it’s a just SharePoint document library in the personal site (the old MySite) of the Office 365 tenant of your organisation. a client software installed on the end-user devices (PC, tablette…Etc).a local folder under “ OneDrive” on the end-user machine where documents are synchronised to and from.a pretty well functioning website and solid backend system where you can upload tonnes of TB of data ( /).“OneDrive” is based on an obscure technology which involves: What’s common between “OneDrive” and “OneDrive for business”? 8 letters… I have started using “One Drive for Business” to backup my work file and I understood why some people may get a bit upset with the mechanism.
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