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·RecursivelyCopySubsiteAlerts - Indicates if the copy operation should copy the alerts for child sub sites.
·CopyListItemAlerts - Indicates if the copy operation should copy the alerts for items in lists.
·Transformers - The collection of data transformers which the action needs to run. Note that if the passed-in value for this parameter does not include transformers which are considered mandatory, they will be added automatically.
·Quiet - If set, the operation will not report progress to the PowerShell console.
·JobFile - The name of a job file to use for logging. If the file does not exist it will be created.
·Source - The source node for the actions.
·Target - The target node for the actions.
·JobDatabase - The connection string of a jobs database to use for logging. If the connection string is invalid, an exception is thrown. If both 'JobFile' and 'JobDatabase' parameters are specified, then the 'JobDatabase' parameter will take precedence and the job will only be written to the job database.
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This is the same as Copy-MLSharePointSite with additional parameters:
·OwnerLogin - The login name of the primary owner of the site collection to be added. (Mandatory)
·WebApplicationName - The name of the web application to add the site collection to. (Mandatory)
·Path - The managed path in the web application to add the site collection under. (Mandatory)
·Name - The site collection URL name. Can not include the managed path. (Mandatory)
·URL - DO NOT USE: The URL of the site collection. Includes managed path, and will be set automatically via other parameters. Exists for automated script generation purposes and bypasses validation.
·SecondaryOwnerLogin - The login name of the secondary owner of the site collection to be added.
·Description - The description of the site collection.
·ContentDatabaseName - The content database name to add the new site collection to.
·ExperienceVersion - The experience version to use when creating the site. This setting is only used for SharePoint 2013. Use 15 for the 2013 UI and 14 for the 2010 UI.
·LanguageCode - The 32 bit integer language code of the SharePoint language to use.
·CopySiteQuota - Indicates if a site quota template should be set on the target. If no QuotaID or individual values are specified, the quota will be set to match the source.
·QuotaID - The ID of the quota template to use.
·QuotaMaximum - The maximum storage limit to use for this site collection. Note that if a valid QuotaID is also specified, that quota template will be used instead.
·QuotaWarning - The storage level to send out a warning email to use for this site collection. Note that if a valid QuotaID is also specified, that quota template will be used instead.
·StorageQuota - The O365 tenant storage quota.
·ResourceQuota - The O365 tenant resource quota.
·CopySiteAdmins - Indicates if the source site collection administrators gets copied to the target. If not selected, the Primary and Secondary site admins will be copied.
·SiteCollectionAdministrators - The source site collection administrators to be migrated to the target site collection.
·CorrectMasterPageLinks - Indicates if link correction should be run on the contents of master pages.
·CopyAuditSettings - Indicates if site collection level audit settings should be copied.
·CopyListTemplateGallery - Indicates if the list template gallery should be copied.
·CopyMasterPageGallery - Indicates if the master page gallery should be copied.
·CopyMasterPages - Indicates if master pages in the master page gallery should be copied.
·CopyPageLayouts - Indicates if page layouts in the master page gallery should be copied.
·CopyOtherResources - Indicates if other resources, such as images, in the master page gallery should be copied.
·PromoteSubsiteToSiteCollection - Indicates if the first level of subsites should be promoted as site collections on the target.
·AssociateSiteCollectionWithHub - Indicates if the source root site should be migrated as a hub site and the promoted site collections should be associated to the new hub site.
·AssociateRootAndPromotedSubSiteToHubSite - Indicates if the root site and the promoted site collections should be associated to an existing hub site of the same tenant.
·HubSiteUrlToAssociate - Indicates existing hub site URL to which the root and the promoted site collections need to be associated to.
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·Source - The source node for the actions. (Mandatory, should be specified as Get-MLSharePointSite)
·Target - The target node for the actions. (Mandatory, should be specified as Get-MLSharePointServer)
·JobConfigFile - The filepath of the job configuration XML file. (Mandatory)
·JobFile - The name of a job file to use for logging. If the file does not exist it will be created.
Note: If any additional parameters are provided, or if the job configuration XML file is improperly formatted, an error may appear and the migration action may fail.
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Source - The source node for the actions. (Mandatory, should be specified as Get-MLSharePointSite)
Target - The target node for the actions. (Mandatory, should be specified as Get-MLSharePointSite)
JobConfigFile - The filepath of the job configuration XML file. (Mandatory)
JobFile - The name of a job file to use for logging. If the file does not exist it will be created.
Note: If any additional parameters are provided, or if the job configuration XML file is improperly formatted, an error may appear and the migration action may fail.
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