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Alerts

Mittwoch, 19. Oktober 2016

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Finally, some minimized code:

To delete all alerts:

$SPweb.Alerts| foreach-object {$web.Alerts.Delete($_.Id)}

Filter the alerts for a single list:

#For for e.g. http://SharePoint.com/site/Assets"

$SPweb.Alerts| where-object {$_.ListUrl -like "Assets"}

Find all the Alerts for a specific user across the web:

# ? is the alias for where-object cmdlet

$web.Alerts | ? {$_.UserId -like "Domain\Salaudeen"}

Get all the alerts for a user across the entire site collection:

$site.AllWebs | select -expand Alerts | ? {$_.UserId -like "Domain\Salaudeen"

Aus <http://www.sharepointdiary.com/2011/11/managing-alerts-using-powershell.html>

Delete user alerts in SharePoint 2010 with PowerShell

##### Remove all alerts for specific user from a Web Application #####

$SPwebApp = Get-SPWebApplication "<a rel="nofollow" href="http://SharePointSite.com" class="vglnk">http://SharePointSite.com</a>"

$SpecificUser = "Domain\Salaudeen"

foreach ($SPsite in $SPwebApp.Sites)

{

# get the collection of webs

foreach($SPweb in $SPsite.AllWebs)

{

$alerts = $SPweb.Alerts

# if 1 or more alerts for a particular user, Make a note of them by copying their ID to an Array

if ($alerts.Count -gt 0)

{

$myalerts = @()

foreach ($alert in $alerts)

{

if ($alert.User -like $SpecificUser)

{

$myalerts += $alert

}

### now we have alerts for this site, we can delete them

foreach ($alertdel in $myalerts)

{

$alerts.Delete($alertdel.ID)

write-host $alertdel.ID

}

**Delete All SharePoint alerts from a List using powershell **

##### Delete All alerts for a specific List #####

$SPweb = Get-SPWeb "<a rel="nofollow" href="http://SharePointSite.com" class="vglnk">http://SharePointSite.com</a>"

$SPlist = $SPweb.lists["Shared Documents"]

$IDS = ""

foreach($alert in $spweb.alerts)

{

if($alert.ListID -eq $SPlist.ID)

{

$IDS += $alert.ID.tostring() + "|"

}

write-host -nonewline "*"

}

write-host "deleting..."

foreach($s in $IDS.Split("|"))

{

write-host -nonewline "*"

$spweb.alerts.delete([GUID]$s)

}

Find All Alerts of an User in Entire Site collection

##### Get the Alerts of Entire Site collection #####

$SPsiteCollection = Get-SPSite "<a rel="nofollow" href="http://SharePointSite.com" class="vglnk">http://SharePointSite.com</a>"

# Iterate through all Webs in the Site Collection

foreach($SPweb in $SPsiteCollection.AllWebs)

{

foreach($alert in $SPweb.Alerts)

{

Write-Host "Alerts List :" $alert.ListUrl

Write-Host "Alerts Title :" $alert.title

write-host "Subscribed User: " $alert.user

}

Get Alerts for a Particular User

##### Get alerts for a particular user #########

$SPsite = Get-SPSite "<a rel="nofollow" href="http://SharePointSite.com" class="vglnk">http://SharePointSite.com</a>"

$SPweb=$SPsite.RootWeb

$SPuser=$SPweb.EnsureUser('Domain\Salaudeen')

$SPalertCollection=$SPuser.Alerts

foreach($alert in $SPalertCollection)

{

write-host -f Green $alert.Title

}

Update SharePoint Alerts using PowerShell

##### Making Changes in Existing Alerts ########

$SPsite = Get-SPSite "<a rel="nofollow" href="http://SharePointSite.com" class="vglnk">http://SharePointSite.com</a>"

$SPweb=$SPsite.RootWeb

$SPuser=$SPweb.EnsureUser('Domain\Salaudeen')

$SPalertCollection=$SPuser.Alerts

foreach($alert in $SPalertCollection)

{

$alert.AlertFrequency = [Microsoft.SharePoint.SPAlertFrequency]::Daily

$alert.Update()

}

Create Alerts for All users in a Group:

##### Set alerts for all users in the SharePoint Group ######

$SPweb = Get-SPWeb "<a rel="nofollow" href="http://SharePointSite.com" class="vglnk">http://SharePointSite.com</a>"

$SPgroup = $SPweb.Groups["SharePoint Owners"]

$SPlist = $SPweb.Lists["Shared Documents"]

foreach ($SPuser in $SPgroup.Users){

$alert = $SPuser.Alerts.Add()

$alert.Title = "My Alert"

$alert.AlertType = [Microsoft.SharePoint.SPAlertType]::List

$alert.List = $SPlist

$alert.DeliveryChannels = [Microsoft.SharePoint.SPAlertDeliveryChannels]::Email

$alert.EventType = [Microsoft.SharePoint.SPEventType]::Add

$alert.AlertFrequency = [Microsoft.SharePoint.SPAlertFrequency]::Immediate

$alert.Update()

}

$SPweb.Dispose()

Get all Alerts for an user in SharePoint with PowerShell:

##### Display All alerts for a Particular List ########

$SPWeb = Get-SPWeb "<a rel="nofollow" href="http://SharePointSite.com" class="vglnk">http://SharePointSite.com</a>"

#Relative URL of list/document library. For lists "Lists/Tasks"

$SPListURL = "Shared Documents"

foreach($alert in $SPWeb.Alerts)

{

if($alert.ListUrl -eq $SPListUrl)

{

"User Name - " + $alert.User.Name

"Title - " + $alert.Title

"Frequency - " + $alert.AlertFrequency

"Delivery Via - " + $alert.DeliveryChannels

"Change Type - " + $alert.eventtype

Write-Host "=================================="

}

$SPweb.Dispose()

Create Alert in SharePoint using PowerShell

##### Create an New alert for an user #########

$SPsite = Get-SPSite "<a rel="nofollow" href="http://SharePointSite.com" class="vglnk">http://SharePointSite.com</a>"

$SPweb=$SPsite.Rootweb

$SPlist=$SPweb.lists["Shared documents"]

$SPuser = $SPweb.EnsureUser('Domain\Salaudeen')

$SPnewAlert = $SPuser.Alerts.Add()

$SPnewAlert.Title = "My Custom Alert"

$SPnewAlert.AlertType=[Microsoft.SharePoint.SPAlertType]::List

$SPnewAlert.List = $SPlist

$SPnewAlert.DeliveryChannels = [Microsoft.SharePoint.SPAlertDeliveryChannels]::Email

$SPnewAlert.EventType = [Microsoft.SharePoint.SPEventType]::Add

$SPnewAlert.AlertFrequency = [Microsoft.SharePoint.SPAlertFrequency]::Immediate

$SPnewAlert.Update()

$SPweb.Dispose()

$SPSite.Dispose()

Enable or disable alerts for Web application

## To enable alerts for Web application

$SPwebapp=Get-SPWebApplication "<a rel="nofollow" href="http://SharePointSite.com" class="vglnk">http://SharePointSite.com</a>"

$SPwebapp.AlertsEnabled = $true

$SPwebapp.Update()

# To Disable alerts for a Web application

$SPwebapp.AlertsEnabled = $false

$SPwebapp.Update()

Oder auch

$a = Get-SPUser SERVICE\blue_runger

WebUrl eingeben zB http://pecxspp101:2016

Dann einfach nur noch

$a.Alerts

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