SharePoint Item Audit Log 2.5.1223.0 Product Key Full X64 [Latest-2022]
When you connect to SharePoint server via the SharePoint web interface (SP Server Admin Site), then you will see a global list of all the available audit logs.
Each item in this list has different properties, including file name, modification date, source, author, related list, source, title, description etc.
It is also possible to filter the audit log contents in order to focus on some actions, e.g., create, delete, modify, restore, etc.
There are several types of audit log events, including the following:
- Added: This event records the addition of an item to an auditable list. 
- Applies: This event is recorded when an item is modified (added, modified or deleted). 
- Deleted: This event records the removal of an item from an auditable list. 
- Renamed: This event records the item name change, e.g., from “address.txt” to “address_old.txt”. 
- Removed: This event records the removal of an item from the Auditable list or from the Site Collection. 
- Restored: This event records the restoration of an item from an Audit Item Backup. 
- Status Changed: This event records the change of a property, e.g., from “personal” to “business”.
- Title Modified: This event records the modification of an item Title, e.g., from “home.htm” to “home.html”. 
- View Count: This event records the number of times the content of an item was viewed. 
If you filter the log messages, then you will receive only the items that have been modified in the last period, and/or by a specific user.
If you want to filter only the changes in the last 30 days, then you need to specify the very first parameter, e.g., &$filter=Now()-30. 
&$filter=PID eq “00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000”
&$filter=PID eq “00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001”
&$filter=PID eq “00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000002”
&$filter=PID eq “00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000003”
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Some of us know that sometimes it is useful to delete items (instead of putting them to recycle bin), but when SharePoint creates a new one (using Item Duplication), you can prevent that deletion and keep the original one.
How to do that?
In your Team Site Settings > SharePoint Admin Center > under Security > Audit Logs > Configure Audit Log Settings > toggle Enable Log Settings to On > OK > Apply > OK
You can also do that through PowerShell.
To enable a log entry on a specific event for each item:
$site = New-Object Microsoft.SharePoint.SPSite($url)
$web = $site.OpenWeb()
$item = $web.GetList($list_name)
$log = $web.AuditLog
$log.Enabled = $true
$log.Log += "$($item.Guid)"
If you’d like a more detailed log, you can use the –Detailed switch, which will log all audit log messages:
$log.Log += "–Detailed"
If you’d like to monitor all item changes:
$log.Log += "–All item changes"
It’s possible to add multiple items to the log by referencing their GUIDs, which will log all item changes on every item in your list:
$log.Log += "–All item changes -g"
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