Print-GlobalUserMappings
This cmdlet generates a list the global user mappings in the PowerShell console.
Clear-GlobalUserMappings
This cmdlet clears the existing global user mappings.
NOTE: You can also clear global user mappings along with other global mappings using the Clear-GlobalMappings cmdlet.
Load-GlobalUserMappings
This cmdlet replaces existing global user mappings with mappings from a CSV file.
IMPORTANT: The mappings in the CSV file cannot contain any comma characters (,) because commas are used by Content Matrix as delimiters to separate source and target users.
·[path to CSV file containing user mappings] - Path to the CSV file containing the mappings.
·Verbose - Writes the progress of the operation in the PowerShell console.
·SkipHeader (optional) - Skips the first (header) row in the CSV file. (By default, the first row is included as a mapping.)
EXAMPLE:
Load-GlobalUserMappings "C:\user-mappings.csv" -Verbose -SkipHeader
Content Matrix can generate PowerShell script for you, for any migration action that is available through it. The below cmdlets are used in the generated PowerShell script, but can also be used to write your own script, should you desire to do so. For more information on each cmdlet, simply type get-help [cmdlet]. For example, if you want more information on Copy-MLSharePointList cmdlet you would enter get-help Copy-MLSharePointList, followed by the Enter (return) key.
Below is a list of the available cmdlets (and their parameters), broken up into the available commands for each snap-in.
·SqlCeDbFilePath - Specify the path to the SQL database file that contains the Job History data. (Mandatory)
·ServerName - The name of the SQL Server. (Mandatory)
·DatabaseName - The name of the Job History database. (Mandatory)
·AuthType - Indicates whether to use Integrated (Windows) or SQL Authentication. If not specified will Integrated Authentication will be used.
·Username - Specify the username for SQL Authentication.
·Password - Specify the password for SQL Authentication.
Content Matrix can generate PowerShell script for you, for any migration action that is available through it. The below cmdlets are used in the generated PowerShell script, but can also be used to write your own script, should you desire to do so. For more information on each cmdlet, simply type get-help [cmdlet]. For example, if you want more information on Copy-MLSharePointList cmdlet you would enter get-help Copy-MLSharePointList, followed by the Enter (return) key.
Below is a list of the available cmdlets (and their parameters), broken up into the available commands for each snap-in.
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