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·SearchTerm - The search term to use.
·MaxResults - The number of search results to output.
·MatchExactly - Indicates that the search term must match one of the searched fields exactly.
·Recursive - Indicates that data within all subwebs should be included in the search.
·IncludeItems - Indicates that the search results should include items.
·IncludeDocuments - Indicates that the search results should include documents.
·IncludeFolders - Indicates that the search results should include folders.
·IncludeLists - Indicates that the search results should include lists.
·IncludeSites - Indicates that the search results should include sites.
·ContentType - If specified, search results must include this value in their content type name.
·Author - If specified, search results must have been created by an author matching this value.
·Editor - If specified, search results must have been modified by an editor matching this value.
·CreatedBefore - If specified, search results must have been created before this date.
·CreatedAfter - If specified, search results must have been created after this date.
·ModifiedBefore - If specified, search results must have been modified before this date.
·ModifiedAfter - If specified, search results must have been modified after this date.
·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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·SiteCollectionAdmins - A list of login names to be granted site collection administrator privileges.
·QuotaMaximum - An independently defined maximum storage size for this site collection.
·QuotaWarning - An independently defined size at which to send a warning email for this site collection.
·QuotaID - A quota template ID to use for this site collection.
·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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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
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