To retrieve a list of SharePoint databases. When you run Get-SPDatabase, you are provided the Name, Id, and Type of SharePoint databases.
PS C:\> Get-SPDatabase
If you run Get-SPDatabase | Select Name, only the database name is brought in entirety.
PS C:\> Get-SPDatabase | Select Name
If you want to save the output to a file. Then use Out-File parameter. Like that :
PS C:\>Get-SPDatabase | Sort-Object Name | Select Name | Out-File C:\SharePointDBList.txt
The below script builds a script that returns all the databases where the name doesn’t match the name from the SharePoint databases.
$file = New-Item -type file "C:\SPDBs.txt" -force
add-content $file "select name from sys.databases where name not in ("
Get-SPDatabase | foreach-object{add-content $file $_.Name}
add-content $file ")"
ii $file
PS C:\> Get-SPDatabase
If you run Get-SPDatabase | Select Name, only the database name is brought in entirety.
PS C:\> Get-SPDatabase | Select Name
If you want to save the output to a file. Then use Out-File parameter. Like that :
PS C:\>Get-SPDatabase | Sort-Object Name | Select Name | Out-File C:\SharePointDBList.txt
The below script builds a script that returns all the databases where the name doesn’t match the name from the SharePoint databases.
$file = New-Item -type file "C:\SPDBs.txt" -force
add-content $file "select name from sys.databases where name not in ("
Get-SPDatabase | foreach-object{add-content $file $_.Name}
add-content $file ")"
ii $file
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