just a site id #411
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Registered (Global Admin), Authenticated (App-Only OAuth2), Connected to Graph: Can't get a simple SharePoint Site Id. using a cmdlet. I must be missing something about the preciousness of an id. Tell me "there's a cmdlet for this". Les |
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Hi I think the SiteId is what you are after & it can be retrieved using Get-PnPSite -includes Id
You can then use this SiteId in pure graph queries etc... |
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Wow. How did I miss that page in the book I didn't read, Thank you Leon! |
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Hi Leon,
Yes that is exactly what I was after. I mistakenly thought that cmdlet was asking me to supply what I needed.
Thank you,
Les
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I think the SiteId is what you are after & it can be retrieved using Get-PnPSite -includes Id
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You can then use this SiteId in pure graph queries etc...
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Hi
I think the SiteId is what you are after & it can be retrieved using Get-PnPSite -includes Id
You can then use this SiteId in pure graph queries etc...