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Get-ItemTrackingDetail

Use this cmdlet to get item tracking detail about synchronized items

Get-ItemTrackingDetail

  • -SyncTrackingID
  • [-FolderID]
  • [-ShowTokenizedPaths]

Description

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The Get-ItemTrackingDetail cmdlet can be used to review synchronized items from prior sync task executions.

Note: a store may have many 100s or even many 1000s of items. Using cmdlets such as Select-Object and Where-Object can help limit the number of objects returned. The ‘More’ command can also provide a paginated output.

Examples

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Example 1
  Get-ItemTrackingDetail -SyncTrackingID 'AE53546966C54188=1C4F17EF8D6454A8'

This example retrieves the entire list of synchronized items for the tracking ID provided.

Example 2
  Get-ItemTrackingDetail -SyncTrackingID 'AE53546966C54188=1C4F17EF8D6454A8' -FolderID 1234567812345678123456781234567800001234

This example will get all the items related to the tracking ID, and that are contained by the FolderID provided.

The FolderID value can be retrieved from Get-FolderTrackingDetail

Example 3
  Get-TrackingInfo | Select -First 1 | Get-ItemTrackingDetail

This example uses the pipeline to select the first tracking info object and passes it to the Get-ItemTrackingDetail cmdlet.


Parameters

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-SyncTrackingID

This parameter uniquely identifies tracking info between a source and target store. Values of this type can be retrieved using the Get-TrackingInfo cmdlet.

Required:
Yes
Type:
String
Aliases:
None
Position:
0
Default Value:
None

-FolderID

This parameter uniquely identifies a folder contained within either the source or target store. This cmdlet will search both stores for a matching folder ID.

Required:
No
Type:
String
Aliases:
SourceFolderID, TargetFolderID
Position:
1
Default Value:
None

-ShowTokenizedPaths

This switch parameter determines whether folder path strings are returned as a TokenizedPath value. See TokenizedPath in the glossary for more detail.

Required:
No
Type:
SwitchParameter
Aliases:
None
Position:
Not a positioned parameter. Use by name only
Default Value:
False

Output

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This cmdlet places one or more PSObject objects on the pipeline, each one representing an item that has been synchronized. The following properties exist on each returned object:

FolderPathThe parent path of the item.
SubjectThe subject of the item
MessageClassThe message class of the item. See MessageClass in the glossary for more detail.
LastActionThe last action performed against the item at the last sync.
LastStateThe last WorkStatus value applied to the item from the last sync.
SourceModifiedThe date and time of the last modification to the item. Note, Microsoft Exchange uses dates in UTC time. This value is not converted to local time.
TargetModifiedThe date and time of the last modification to the item. Note, Microsoft Exchange uses dates in UTC time. This value is not converted to local time.
SourceItemIDThe unique identifier of the source item
SourceParentIDThe unique identifier of the source item’s parent folder
TargetItemIDThe unique identifier of the target item
TargetParentIDThe unique identifier of the target item’s parent folder

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