Hi
Here is I am Explain you how to export site column using Power shell
Open your notpade++ and copy past below code inthe file save file as .ps1
in this powerhsell code i have generate log file you can notice it from code snippet
just give Export location as per your convince
I assume that you are aware of how to run power shell script in SharePoint managment Shell
pass webUrl as parameter
Remarks-Change groups name with your Group name which you want toin Code
#Necessary Parameters #Necessary Parameters [CmdletBinding()] param ( [string] $Web ) #/// <summary> #/// Remove Default Group Permission #/// </summary> Function ExportSiteColumnXml([string] $web) { try { if($web -ne "") { $sourceWeb = Get-SPWeb $web $xmlFilePath = "C:\Script-SiteColumns.xml" #Create Export Files New-Item $xmlFilePath -type file -force #Export Site Columns to XML file Add-Content $xmlFilePath "<?xml version=`"1.0`" encoding=`"utf-8`"?>" Add-Content $xmlFilePath "`n<Fields>" $sourceWeb.Fields | ForEach-Object { if ($_.Group -eq "Your Site Columns Group Name") { Add-Content $xmlFilePath $_.SchemaXml } } Add-Content $xmlFilePath "</Fields>" } else { Write-Host "Please provide proper parameters" -ForegroundColor Red LogInfo "Please provide proper parameters" } } catch { Write-Host "Something went wrong. Please check Logs for additional information" -ForegroundColor Red LogError $_ } finally { #Dispose your site when process end Successivly if($sourceWeb -ne $null) { $sourceWeb.Dispose(); } LogInfo "Process Ended" } } #/// <summary> #/// Prints errors if generated #/// </summary> Function LogError($message) { $timeStamp = Get-Date -format "dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss" $outContent = "$timeStamp`tError`t`t$message`n" Add-Content $Logfile $outContent } #/// <summary> #/// Prints logs in log file #/// </summary> Function LogInfo($message) { $timeStamp = Get-Date -format "dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss" $outContent = "$timeStamp`tInfo`t`t$message`n" Add-Content $Logfile $outContent } #/// <summary> #/// Load the SharePoint Snapin #/// </summary> #/// <returns> #/// </returns> Function Load-SharePoint-Powershell { Write-Host "TEST" if ( (Get-PSSnapin -Name Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue) -eq $null ) { Add-PsSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell -ErrorAction Stop } } $Logfile = "c:\RTED\RTED-$(get-date -f MMddyyyy_HHmmss).log"; Load-SharePoint-Powershell ExportSiteColumnXml $web
Hello.This post was really interesting, particularly because I was looking for thoughts on this issue last Saturday.|
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