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Confirm if items(Emails) purged after running New-ComplianceSearchAction in Compliance PowerShell
Hi Tech Community Folks, We have received a request to delete some items(Email Messages] from EXCHANGE. According to this guide, https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/sea...
- Run/export the report, you can see the path for each item therein.
Correct, I am aware of that,
In this case, neither of those items are in hold or custody.
If it is a soft-delete, it will land and showing up in the 'recoverable items' folder.
How can I check if they have moved into Recoverable Items Folder or still sitting in inboxes?
In this case, neither of those items are in hold or custody.
If it is a soft-delete, it will land and showing up in the 'recoverable items' folder.
How can I check if they have moved into Recoverable Items Folder or still sitting in inboxes?
Run/export the report, you can see the path for each item therein.
- Yap, that was the last report I did. It does the job but not efficient though.
I was wondering if there is any PS command that we can useUpdate:
I checked the Export results and I can see all the emails are in Recoverable Items Folder except two items(emails) although those two are from similar mailboxes that their emails were deleted successfully.
They are not on in-place/litigation Hold aswell. VasilMichev Do you know how I can find out why they can not be deleted? What is preventing the purge? Is there any way?- They are still being kept most likely due to the SingleItemRecovery feature, by default this is set to 14 days. (can be extended to 30days) - when purging items they will sit in a hidden recoverable items folder until this period expires.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/recipients-in-exchange-online/manage-user-mailboxes/enable-or-disable-single-item-recovery
