PnP Batch versus Microsoft Graph Batch in PowerShell to add/delete 3k items
Following on previous blog PnP Batch Add or Delete items from very large list
Read moreFollowing on previous blog PnP Batch Add or Delete items from very large list
Read moreUse Cases You’re migrating list items from a tenant to another using back-office app (console app or Azure SaaS resource) and want to keep existing fields, including author / editor ones You’re developing an API / Web App that will be used by employees which data is saved to a SharePoint List without being in user context (because you want to make some background checks before saving) When working with SharePoint in App-Only context, every update made on list items are done with the user “SharePoint App”.
Read moreAs a non-developer (please read this as a disclaimer) I still try to make my life as easy as possible (yes, I am that lazy).
Read moreI recently encountered a scenario recently where I was looking to do a quick technical check on some advice I was giving to another member of the community regarding PowerShell – especially capturing the output of PnP PowerShell commands and store in a text file.
Read moreSometimes we have a business requirement to get site collections with all the sub-webs so we can achieve the solution easily using PnP PowerShell.
Read moreIntroduction Sometimes we have a requirement to get reports of users and their roles on the SharePoint site and we have to export to CSV/Excel format.
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