Monday, August 18, 2014

List all SharePoint site collections and subsites exists in particular web application using powershell script

List all SharePoint site collections and subsites exists in particular web application using powershell script

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# creates two texts file(allSites.txt, allWebs.txt) having list of all SPSites and SPWebs
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# This file is simple txt file, line separated, of the URL's for each object.
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Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
Start-SPAssignment -Global
$siteLimit = 500
function GetAllSites([string]$webAppUrl)
{
    
    $allSites = Get-SPWebApplication $webAppUrl `
        | Get-SPSite -Limit $siteLimit | `
            ForEach-Object { $_.URL }
    $allSites
}
function GetAllWebs([string]$webAppUrl)
{
    $allWebs = Get-SPWebApplication $webAppUrl `
        | Get-SPSite -Limit $siteLimit | `
            foreach { $_.AllWebs | foreach {$_.URL } }
    $allWebs
}

$rootUrl = "Web Application URL"
"Sites"
$sites = GetAllSites $rootUrl
"Webs"
$webs = GetAllWebs $rootUrl

$sites | Out-File -FilePath "allSites.txt" -Force
$webs | Out-File -FilePath "allWebs.txt" -Force

Stop-SPAssignment -Global
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Save above code as .ps1 and run on powershell console and check two text file generated on same location.

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