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Category Archives: Powershell with SharePoint 2010
Powershell and SharePoint – Part 3
The cmdlets that will be discussed in Part 3 are Dismount-SPContentDatabase Mount-SPContentDatabase Remove-SPContentDatabase Upgrade and Migration cmdlets Test-SPContentDatabase Upgrade-SPContentDatabase Dismount-SPContentDatabase This cmdlet will help to detach the Content database from a SharePoint Site. This is used when there is a … Continue reading
Powershell and SharePoint – Part 2
The cmdlets that will be discussed in Part 2 are New-SPContentDatabase Get-SPContentDatabase Set-SPContentDatabase New-SPContentDatabase This cmdlet as it tries to imply, creates a new content database for a SharePoint web application. The minimum parameters that will be expected are ContentDatabase … Continue reading
Powershell and SharePoint – Part 1
Powershell is just interesting. As and more I explore, I find many more possibilities with powershell. Recently was wowing when I learned that Unix commands can be brought in to Powershell by creating “Alias” commands. Let us see some basic … Continue reading
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