When a sync task completes or exits, a ItemStats report (CSV) is generated with folder level detail about item actions. The report files include date and time of the report in the filename and as such each successive execution of a sync task will generate a new report.
Note that if a sync task exits prematurely, the data in the report may be limited or inaccurate but will indicate what had occurred up to the point when the task exited.
The following picture is an example of a report generated for a mailbox-to-pst sync.
Report Columns
| FolderPath | The relative folder path of the sync. The root parent folder for the source and target stores is shown in the header information that precedes the table of data. |
| SourceCountBeforeSync | This value specifies the number of items that were found to exist in the folder in the source store, prior to any sync actions occurring. |
| TargetCountBeforeSync | This value specifies the number of items that were found to exist in the folder in the source store, prior to any sync actions occurring. |
| SourceCountAfterSync | This value specifies the number of items that were found in the source folder after all sync actions were completed. Note that due to the multi-threaded nature of the sync, items for a given folder may be processed at different times in the duration of the sync session. The most accurate values in this report occur when the task reaches a completed state, which is when all items have been processed. |
| TargetCountAfterSync | This value specifies the number of items that were found in the target folder after all sync actions were completed. Refer to the note above [SourceCountAfterSync] with regards to accuracy. |
| SkipCount | This value indicates the number of items for which process was skipped due to a date range filter. |
| FailCount | This value indicates the number of items that failed to sync during the related sync session. Refer to the FailedItems Log documentation for detail about failed items. |
| DifferenceExists | This value provides a convenient and quick indicator that a difference exists between the values of the source and target. |
