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Powershell to List Databases used in Sharepoint 2010

Posted May 22, 2012 By Kevin Bennett

Here is a simple PowerShell Command to list all databases used in SharePoint

[code]Get-SPDatabase | Sort-Object disksizerequired -desc | Format-Table Name | out-file c:\databases.txt[/code]

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Filed in Admin, Powershell, Sharepoint 2010 | Tagged: Database, Get-SPDatabase

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So this is my new blog, I plan on using this to post crap about sharepoint and the headaches (solutions) I find in my daily workings to run, fix, or improve it. I am in no way a Sharepoint Expert, I am just a .33 FTE Admin for a site and company. I will do my best to be correct and use proper terminology, but feel free to leave CONSTRUCTIVE Criticisim as you see fit. Mainly I am tired of having to look up fixes or hacks over and over and over again because I don’t log them down in a place I can get to after I leave the job. This does make me better at googling but takes time out of my other .66 FTE time

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