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We upgraded Sitecore 8.2 project to 9.1. Upgrade took around 1 month to finish and during this period, authors created/updated some items in old instance and they didn't make a note of those items.



So, now I want to compare both instances to find out items to migrate content from 8.2 to 9.1



Is there any way to find out what items got updated/created in old instance? Can this be done using Sitecore Powershell Remoting?










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    We upgraded Sitecore 8.2 project to 9.1. Upgrade took around 1 month to finish and during this period, authors created/updated some items in old instance and they didn't make a note of those items.



    So, now I want to compare both instances to find out items to migrate content from 8.2 to 9.1



    Is there any way to find out what items got updated/created in old instance? Can this be done using Sitecore Powershell Remoting?










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      We upgraded Sitecore 8.2 project to 9.1. Upgrade took around 1 month to finish and during this period, authors created/updated some items in old instance and they didn't make a note of those items.



      So, now I want to compare both instances to find out items to migrate content from 8.2 to 9.1



      Is there any way to find out what items got updated/created in old instance? Can this be done using Sitecore Powershell Remoting?










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      We upgraded Sitecore 8.2 project to 9.1. Upgrade took around 1 month to finish and during this period, authors created/updated some items in old instance and they didn't make a note of those items.



      So, now I want to compare both instances to find out items to migrate content from 8.2 to 9.1



      Is there any way to find out what items got updated/created in old instance? Can this be done using Sitecore Powershell Remoting?







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          There are a few options included with SPE out-of-the-box which could aid in accomplishing this task. The detail below is produced with SPE 6.0 but much of it was available in previous versions.



          Reports



          There is a Content Report called Items last updated which can be used to find any items in the tree (typically content) that has changed after a specified date.



          Example filtering criteria[1]



          Comparing Instances



          The following script provides a basic example at using SPE to compare the content between two instances beginning with the specified root item.



          Clear-Host
          $watch = [System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch]::StartNew()

          $Username = "admin"
          $Password = "b"
          $Source = "https://abc.dev.local"
          $Destination = "https://123.dev.local"

          $localSession = New-ScriptSession -user $Username -pass $Password -conn $Source
          $remoteSession = New-ScriptSession -user $Username -pass $Password -conn $Destination


          $rootId = "37D08F47-7113-4AD6-A5EB-0C0B04EF6D05"

          $sourceItemIds = Invoke-RemoteScript -Session $localSession -ScriptBlock
          $rootItem = Get-Item -Path "master:" -ID $using:rootId

          $itemIds = (@($rootItem) + @($rootItem.Axes.GetDescendants()) -Raw

          $destinationItemIds = Invoke-RemoteScript -Session $remoteSession -ScriptBlock Select-Object -ExpandProperty ID) -join " -Raw

          $referenceIds = $sourceItemIds.Split("|", [System.StringSplitOptions]::RemoveEmptyEntries)
          $differenceIds = $destinationItemIds.Split("|", [System.StringSplitOptions]::RemoveEmptyEntries)

          $queueIds = Compare-Object -ReferenceObject $referenceIds -DifferenceObject $differenceIds |
          Where-Object $_.SideIndicator -eq "<=" | Select-Object -ExpandProperty InputObject

          $watch.Stop()
          $totalSeconds = $watch.ElapsedMilliseconds / 1000
          Write-Host "$($totalSeconds) seconds" -ForegroundColor Yellow





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            Welcome to Sitecore stackexchange.



            RAZL RAZL - can be used to compare the items between two different Sitecore Instances. Please note this is a "paid" software.



            Another option is to use Sitecore Courier - This open source module can compare sitecore serialized files in two folders and create a diff (update) package containing the differences.



            There is also more information on this other post which you can refer - Comparing a Sitecore instance with a vanilla one






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              There are a few options included with SPE out-of-the-box which could aid in accomplishing this task. The detail below is produced with SPE 6.0 but much of it was available in previous versions.



              Reports



              There is a Content Report called Items last updated which can be used to find any items in the tree (typically content) that has changed after a specified date.



              Example filtering criteria[1]



              Comparing Instances



              The following script provides a basic example at using SPE to compare the content between two instances beginning with the specified root item.



              Clear-Host
              $watch = [System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch]::StartNew()

              $Username = "admin"
              $Password = "b"
              $Source = "https://abc.dev.local"
              $Destination = "https://123.dev.local"

              $localSession = New-ScriptSession -user $Username -pass $Password -conn $Source
              $remoteSession = New-ScriptSession -user $Username -pass $Password -conn $Destination


              $rootId = "37D08F47-7113-4AD6-A5EB-0C0B04EF6D05"

              $sourceItemIds = Invoke-RemoteScript -Session $localSession -ScriptBlock
              $rootItem = Get-Item -Path "master:" -ID $using:rootId

              $itemIds = (@($rootItem) + @($rootItem.Axes.GetDescendants()) -Raw

              $destinationItemIds = Invoke-RemoteScript -Session $remoteSession -ScriptBlock Select-Object -ExpandProperty ID) -join " -Raw

              $referenceIds = $sourceItemIds.Split("|", [System.StringSplitOptions]::RemoveEmptyEntries)
              $differenceIds = $destinationItemIds.Split("|", [System.StringSplitOptions]::RemoveEmptyEntries)

              $queueIds = Compare-Object -ReferenceObject $referenceIds -DifferenceObject $differenceIds |
              Where-Object $_.SideIndicator -eq "<=" | Select-Object -ExpandProperty InputObject

              $watch.Stop()
              $totalSeconds = $watch.ElapsedMilliseconds / 1000
              Write-Host "$($totalSeconds) seconds" -ForegroundColor Yellow





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                There are a few options included with SPE out-of-the-box which could aid in accomplishing this task. The detail below is produced with SPE 6.0 but much of it was available in previous versions.



                Reports



                There is a Content Report called Items last updated which can be used to find any items in the tree (typically content) that has changed after a specified date.



                Example filtering criteria[1]



                Comparing Instances



                The following script provides a basic example at using SPE to compare the content between two instances beginning with the specified root item.



                Clear-Host
                $watch = [System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch]::StartNew()

                $Username = "admin"
                $Password = "b"
                $Source = "https://abc.dev.local"
                $Destination = "https://123.dev.local"

                $localSession = New-ScriptSession -user $Username -pass $Password -conn $Source
                $remoteSession = New-ScriptSession -user $Username -pass $Password -conn $Destination


                $rootId = "37D08F47-7113-4AD6-A5EB-0C0B04EF6D05"

                $sourceItemIds = Invoke-RemoteScript -Session $localSession -ScriptBlock
                $rootItem = Get-Item -Path "master:" -ID $using:rootId

                $itemIds = (@($rootItem) + @($rootItem.Axes.GetDescendants()) -Raw

                $destinationItemIds = Invoke-RemoteScript -Session $remoteSession -ScriptBlock Select-Object -ExpandProperty ID) -join " -Raw

                $referenceIds = $sourceItemIds.Split("|", [System.StringSplitOptions]::RemoveEmptyEntries)
                $differenceIds = $destinationItemIds.Split("|", [System.StringSplitOptions]::RemoveEmptyEntries)

                $queueIds = Compare-Object -ReferenceObject $referenceIds -DifferenceObject $differenceIds |
                Where-Object $_.SideIndicator -eq "<=" | Select-Object -ExpandProperty InputObject

                $watch.Stop()
                $totalSeconds = $watch.ElapsedMilliseconds / 1000
                Write-Host "$($totalSeconds) seconds" -ForegroundColor Yellow





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                  There are a few options included with SPE out-of-the-box which could aid in accomplishing this task. The detail below is produced with SPE 6.0 but much of it was available in previous versions.



                  Reports



                  There is a Content Report called Items last updated which can be used to find any items in the tree (typically content) that has changed after a specified date.



                  Example filtering criteria[1]



                  Comparing Instances



                  The following script provides a basic example at using SPE to compare the content between two instances beginning with the specified root item.



                  Clear-Host
                  $watch = [System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch]::StartNew()

                  $Username = "admin"
                  $Password = "b"
                  $Source = "https://abc.dev.local"
                  $Destination = "https://123.dev.local"

                  $localSession = New-ScriptSession -user $Username -pass $Password -conn $Source
                  $remoteSession = New-ScriptSession -user $Username -pass $Password -conn $Destination


                  $rootId = "37D08F47-7113-4AD6-A5EB-0C0B04EF6D05"

                  $sourceItemIds = Invoke-RemoteScript -Session $localSession -ScriptBlock
                  $rootItem = Get-Item -Path "master:" -ID $using:rootId

                  $itemIds = (@($rootItem) + @($rootItem.Axes.GetDescendants()) -Raw

                  $destinationItemIds = Invoke-RemoteScript -Session $remoteSession -ScriptBlock Select-Object -ExpandProperty ID) -join " -Raw

                  $referenceIds = $sourceItemIds.Split("|", [System.StringSplitOptions]::RemoveEmptyEntries)
                  $differenceIds = $destinationItemIds.Split("|", [System.StringSplitOptions]::RemoveEmptyEntries)

                  $queueIds = Compare-Object -ReferenceObject $referenceIds -DifferenceObject $differenceIds |
                  Where-Object $_.SideIndicator -eq "<=" | Select-Object -ExpandProperty InputObject

                  $watch.Stop()
                  $totalSeconds = $watch.ElapsedMilliseconds / 1000
                  Write-Host "$($totalSeconds) seconds" -ForegroundColor Yellow





                  share|improve this answer














                  There are a few options included with SPE out-of-the-box which could aid in accomplishing this task. The detail below is produced with SPE 6.0 but much of it was available in previous versions.



                  Reports



                  There is a Content Report called Items last updated which can be used to find any items in the tree (typically content) that has changed after a specified date.



                  Example filtering criteria[1]



                  Comparing Instances



                  The following script provides a basic example at using SPE to compare the content between two instances beginning with the specified root item.



                  Clear-Host
                  $watch = [System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch]::StartNew()

                  $Username = "admin"
                  $Password = "b"
                  $Source = "https://abc.dev.local"
                  $Destination = "https://123.dev.local"

                  $localSession = New-ScriptSession -user $Username -pass $Password -conn $Source
                  $remoteSession = New-ScriptSession -user $Username -pass $Password -conn $Destination


                  $rootId = "37D08F47-7113-4AD6-A5EB-0C0B04EF6D05"

                  $sourceItemIds = Invoke-RemoteScript -Session $localSession -ScriptBlock
                  $rootItem = Get-Item -Path "master:" -ID $using:rootId

                  $itemIds = (@($rootItem) + @($rootItem.Axes.GetDescendants()) -Raw

                  $destinationItemIds = Invoke-RemoteScript -Session $remoteSession -ScriptBlock Select-Object -ExpandProperty ID) -join " -Raw

                  $referenceIds = $sourceItemIds.Split("|", [System.StringSplitOptions]::RemoveEmptyEntries)
                  $differenceIds = $destinationItemIds.Split("|", [System.StringSplitOptions]::RemoveEmptyEntries)

                  $queueIds = Compare-Object -ReferenceObject $referenceIds -DifferenceObject $differenceIds |
                  Where-Object $_.SideIndicator -eq "<=" | Select-Object -ExpandProperty InputObject

                  $watch.Stop()
                  $totalSeconds = $watch.ElapsedMilliseconds / 1000
                  Write-Host "$($totalSeconds) seconds" -ForegroundColor Yellow






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                      Welcome to Sitecore stackexchange.



                      RAZL RAZL - can be used to compare the items between two different Sitecore Instances. Please note this is a "paid" software.



                      Another option is to use Sitecore Courier - This open source module can compare sitecore serialized files in two folders and create a diff (update) package containing the differences.



                      There is also more information on this other post which you can refer - Comparing a Sitecore instance with a vanilla one






                      share|improve this answer






























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                        Welcome to Sitecore stackexchange.



                        RAZL RAZL - can be used to compare the items between two different Sitecore Instances. Please note this is a "paid" software.



                        Another option is to use Sitecore Courier - This open source module can compare sitecore serialized files in two folders and create a diff (update) package containing the differences.



                        There is also more information on this other post which you can refer - Comparing a Sitecore instance with a vanilla one






                        share|improve this answer




























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                          Welcome to Sitecore stackexchange.



                          RAZL RAZL - can be used to compare the items between two different Sitecore Instances. Please note this is a "paid" software.



                          Another option is to use Sitecore Courier - This open source module can compare sitecore serialized files in two folders and create a diff (update) package containing the differences.



                          There is also more information on this other post which you can refer - Comparing a Sitecore instance with a vanilla one






                          share|improve this answer














                          Welcome to Sitecore stackexchange.



                          RAZL RAZL - can be used to compare the items between two different Sitecore Instances. Please note this is a "paid" software.



                          Another option is to use Sitecore Courier - This open source module can compare sitecore serialized files in two folders and create a diff (update) package containing the differences.



                          There is also more information on this other post which you can refer - Comparing a Sitecore instance with a vanilla one







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