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Workaround for accidentally deleting files in Sharepoint online
Thanks for your response!
It would be better if second recycle bin in SP is stay for longer or to be cleared manually only when it's required as the 93 days not that long specially if there is critical data!
I'm still looking for solution for this and hope will find something 🙂
for delete confirmation on synced folder, I don't get any delete confirmation message when I hit Del button.
At least Microsoft if can customize the delete confirmation to notify users files will not be retrieved after 30/90 days! will be good idea specially when users experience on file server mostly files can be retrieved via routine backup.
Regards,
Ehab
- Ehab7Oct 08, 2019Copper Contributor
So it's like adding Preservation hold library before First Recycle bin, whenever user delete a file will go there first, and we can set like 7 yrs before its going to first recycle bin, right?
-is this can be done by Sharepoint Site owner for specific SP's ?
- what permission required to setup Preservation hold library? if any guide link will be helpful..
Many thanks 🙂
- Oct 08, 2019
Ehab7 Here is a great blog post covering the scenario. Hope this helps! https://joannecklein.com/2017/10/31/the-office-365-preservation-policy/
It's a bit older so it's a little different getting through the menu options but overall it's the same setup.
- Ehab7Oct 09, 2019Copper Contributor
Thanks for all info, a question I am a bit confused about it, if I setup Retention Policy for 7 years for Preservation hold library & deployed for one of A Sharepoint site, if there file not modified for 7 years will it move or take copy only to Preservation Hold library? as it might be a document not required to be changed but should stay forever!
is there any additional cost for enabling Retention Policy ? we are using O365 E3
- Oct 08, 2019No. It makes a copy to the library. The recycle bin still works the same to end users. Permissions require a global admin or someone with compliance files to turn on.
I’ll dig up an article later when I get in but you can just google SharePoint Online preservation and should get examples.