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What is an ancestral type and what does it have to do with content types?

Shared By: Tarang Nayak Date: Mar 12, 2011 Category: Sharepoint Views: 139

An ancestral type is the base type that the content type is deriving from, such as Document (0x0101). The ancestral type will define the metadata fields that are included with the custom content type.

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