>>>Hi,
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>>>How difficult is it to export data from SQL Server to SharePoint? Is it - typically - done on a batch basis (one time) or can it be done dynamically (continuously) ?
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>>What specifically are you trying to do in SharePoint? Short answer is a qualified "yes", but depends on what function SharePoint will do with the data.
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>First, thank you for you message.
>SQL Server has a table and users would like to see some records of this table (probably in a user-friendly format) in the SharePoint. For example, all orders of a customer.
>Makes sense?

There are several ways you can do it.

Truthfully, I'd create a report in SSRS and deploy it to SharePoint. (SSRS has an integration to SharePoint feature). I've done webcasts on that. I can try to dig up the link to the webcast (it's been a few years, but I did multiple webcasts for it)

You can also create sharepoint lists that are associated with SQL data - though truthfully, if you can pull off the SharePoint to SSRS integration, that (IMO) is the way to go