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StoragePoint 6.2 - PowerShell and API Reference Guide

Table of Contents

PowerShell Guide

StoragePoint PowerShell Overview Getting Started Profile and Endpoint Management Cmdlets

Add-Endpoint Add-Profile Add-EndpointToProfile Add-BackupEndpointToProfile Add-LibrarianConfig Set-ProfileEndPointSequence Set-ProfileArchiving Set-ArchiveRulesToProfile Set-RMToProfile Set-HMToProfile Get-EndpointExists Get-Endpoint Get-AllEndpoints Get-Profile Get-AllProfiles Get-AllEndpointsByProfile Get-DecryptUncompressBLOBFile Get-LibrarianConfig Set-EndpointConnection Set-SystemCacheConnection Remove-ProfileEndpoint Remove-Profile Remove-Endpoint Reset-DefaultValues

Timer Job Scheduling Cmdlets

Set-BLOBHealthAnalyzerJob Set-UnusedBLOBCleanupJob Set-BLOBExternalizationJob Set-BLOBRecallJob Set-BLOBMigrateJob Set-ArchivingAgingJob Set-ArchivingMetadataJob Set-MigrateRecordsJob Set-MigrateHoldsJob Set-BackupSyncJob Set-ContentMigratorJob Set-EndPointCapacityMonitorJob Set-PerServerMaintenanceJob

BLOB Information and Migration Cmdlets

Get-AllBLOBs Move-BLOB Invoke-RecallItem Invoke-ExternalizeItem

Miscellaneous SharePoint Utility Cmdlets

Get-SiteCollectionId Get-ContentDBId Get-WebApplicationId Find-SharePointItem Set-LargeFileUpload

PowerShell Script Examples

Creating a Site Collection Profile with No Encryption or Compression Creating a Content Database Profile with Encryption and Compression Creating a Content Database Profile Using RBS Creating Multiple Profiles Using the Same Endpoint Creating a Profile with Asynchronous Endpoint Selection Displaying All Endpoints Meeting Certain Criteria Displaying All BLOB Files Associated with a SharePoint Document Enabling App Management service Application and App Catalog Altering MasterKey Encryption Password on Existing Profiles

StoragePoint API Reference

Using the API Objects in Visual Studio Profile Creation API

ProfileAPI Object Reference Profile Creation Code Examples

Archive API Object Reference Archive Rule Code Examples

Timer Job API Object Reference Timer Job API Object Reference Code Examples

TimerJobStatusAPI Reference - Content Migrator Example TimerJobStatusAPI Reference - Capacity Monitor Example

TimerJobStatusAPI

Timer Job Status API Object Reference Timer Job Status API Object Reference Code Examples

Blob Migration API

BlobAPI Object Reference BlobAPI Object Reference Code Examples

Blob Reference API

BlobReferenceAPI Object Reference BlobReferenceAPI Code Example

Upload Large File API

UploadLargeFileAPI Object Reference Upload Large File API Code Example

Validator API Examples

StoragePoint APIs in Visual Studio

Contacting Quest Technical Support Resources

Move-BLOB

This command migrates an externalized SharePoint documents BLOB to another endpoint.

Parameters

·DocUrl (doc): Absolute URL of the document BLOB to migrate. REQUIRED.

·EndpointId (ep): The Id (GUID) or name of the target endpoint. REQUIRED.

·IncludeVersions (iv): If specified (-IncludeVersions), command will migrate all versions of the document as well.

Example

The following example moves a BLOB to the endpoint MainEndpoint2.

Move-BLOB -doc http://sharepoint/docs/documents/123.tif -ep MainEndpoint2

Invoke-RecallItem

This command recalls one SharePoint item to the content database. If any of the shreds (chunks) of the BLOB are shared, they will be recalled.

Parameters

·-Url : Full URL of the document you wish to recall. REQUIRED.

Example

Invoke-RecallItem -Url "http://lcamachoc-dv22:18764/sites/testSiteCollection/Shared%20Documents/Externalization1.pdf"

Invoke-ExternalizeItem

This command externalizes the BLOB or shreds of one SharePoint item to the StoragePoint Endpoint.

Parameters

·-Url : Full URL of the document, folder, list or library you wish to externalize. REQUIRED.

Example

Invoke-ExternalizeItem -Url "http://lcamachoc-dv22:18764/sites/testSiteCollection/Shared%20Documents/Externalization1.pdf"

Miscellaneous SharePoint Utility Cmdlets

The StoragePoint cmdlet library contains some miscellaneous functions to help lookup values in SharePoint that may be needed by the other commands in the library. It is important to note that there are other methods of finding these values, especially in SharePoint 2010 which has an extensive PowerShell cmdlet library of its own.

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