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Not able to Move the file from one site collection to another due to Sensitivity label
Hello Members, I have developed a console application in C# to move the document from one site collection to another. The code fails with message “Exception from HRESULT: 0x87FA0010” and ServerErrorTypeName as “System.UnauthorizedAccessException”. I tried to resolve the issue and came to know that this is happening because of sensitivity label assigned to SharePoint online site from where the code is trying to read the document that needs to be moved. The site collection have sensitivity label "C2" attached to it. When I move the sensitivity label to "C1", the code was able the move the document to another site collection. The reason seems to because of the fact that the code is not passing "Trusted Device" information while it is trying to move the document. Due to this SharePoint is considering the request is coming from a non-trusted device and not allowing the request to read the document. I need to know how can I pass the "Trusted Device" information from my C# code. Please help! Reagrds, RatneshAzure runbook restart during execution
Hello, I have a runbook to read all site collections from multi geolocation and get sca. There are more than 200000 site collection which needs to be processed. I am calling a child runbook from the partent runbook to get SCAs in batch of 500 site collections each. There should be around 450~500 child runbook jobs created during the excution of parent runbook. While I am executing the parent runbook, it is getting restarted from the begning during its execution. The total duration of execution of parent runbook in only 30 mins. Can anyone will help me in understaning why the parent runbook execution is getting resatrted from the begning in between? Does a fair share limit has to do with the restart of parent runbook? Regards, Ratnesh1.2KViews0likes1Comment
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