Correlation ID
get-splogevent | ?{$_.Correlation -eq “a13e8b6f-c360-4d41-90a2-e87846a344cf“} | select Area, Category, Level, EventID, Message | Format-List > C:\Awesome.log
Note: replace the (a13e8b6f-c360-4d41-90a2-e87846a344cf) with the correlation ID
https://profadmins.com/?attachment_id=495
The Microsoft Excel spreadsheets linked below document the Active Directory attributes exposed by the LDAP and WinNT providers.
The terms “attribute” and “property” are interchangeable. The name of a property or attribute is similar to the name of a field in a database. The actual value assigned to the attribute is stored in Active Directory.
The Active Directory schema can be extended to include additional attributes. The ones documented in the spreadsheets are only the default attributes when Active Directory is installed.
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PS C:\Users\sp_farm> get-command -Noun spstate*
CommandType Name Definition
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Cmdlet Dismount-SPStateServiceDatabase Dismount-SPStateServiceDatab…
Cmdlet Get-SPStateServiceApplication Get-SPStateServiceApplicatio…
Cmdlet Get-SPStateServiceApplicatio… Get-SPStateServiceApplicatio…
Cmdlet Get-SPStateServiceDatabase Get-SPStateServiceDatabase […
Cmdlet Initialize-SPStateServiceDat… Initialize-SPStateServiceDat…
Cmdlet Mount-SPStateServiceDatabase Mount-SPStateServiceDatabase…
Cmdlet New-SPStateServiceApplication New-SPStateServiceApplicatio…
Cmdlet New-SPStateServiceApplicatio… New-SPStateServiceApplicatio…
Cmdlet New-SPStateServiceDatabase New-SPStateServiceDatabase […
Cmdlet Remove-SPStateServiceDatabase Remove-SPStateServiceDatabas…
Cmdlet Resume-SPStateServiceDatabase Resume-SPStateServiceDatabas…
Cmdlet Set-SPStateServiceApplication Set-SPStateServiceApplicatio…
Cmdlet Set-SPStateServiceApplicatio… Set-SPStateServiceApplicatio…
Cmdlet Set-SPStateServiceDatabase Set-SPStateServiceDatabase […
Cmdlet Suspend-SPStateServiceDatabase Suspend-SPStateServiceDataba…
PS C:\Users\sp_farm> get-command -Noun spstate* | select name
Central Admin > Monitoring > Configure Diagnostic Logging
The setting is “Trace Log”
Go to trace log and change the following
Note:
I strongly recommend only changing the drive letter. Leave the path alone
Note:
I strongly recommend only changing the drive letter. Leave the path alone
And change to any other drive
With PowerShell:
Set-SPDiagnosticConfig -LogLocation “E:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\14\LOGS”
And
Set-SPUsageService -UsageLogLocation “E:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\14\LOGS\”
Reference
Open the Sharepoint management shell
Then
Run the following command
To get list of databases
Get-SPDatabase
The following command to get list of every database used and its Size
Get-SPDatabase | Sort-Object disksizerequired -desc | Format-Table Name, @{Label =”Size in MB”; Expression = {$_.disksizerequired/1024/1024}}
To know how much total space is needed
Run the following
Get-SPDatabase | ForEach-Object {$db=0} {$db +=$_.disksizerequired; $_.name + ” – ” + $_.disksizerequired/1024/1024} {Write-Host “`nTotal Storage (in MB) =” (“{0:n0}” -f ($db/1024/1024))}
Go to the main page site settings
The go to Storage Metrics
under the
Site Collection Administration
Then check for the size of every site, library and list
